[RNLD] Melbourne Linguistics in the Pub, Tue 8 May

[Andrew Tanner]

Hello all,

For those of you lucky enough to be in Melbourne on 8 May, we've got a very
special Linguistics in the Pub for you. See below for details.

*How linguists can support community-led language revitalisation*

*Discussion led by*: Emma Murphy (RNLD)

While the statistics regarding Australian Indigenous languages can
sometimes seem a bit disheartening, there are many Aboriginal and Torres
Strait Islander people working hard to maintain, revitalise and reclaim
their linguistic heritage across the country.  Much of this work would be
impossible without the language documentation done by linguists past and
present, but perhaps there are ways linguists can further strengthen their
relationships with language communities and help develop resources that are
more easily accessible to the wider community.

The Resource Network for Linguistic Diversity (RNLD) is currently running a
project to develop a template for community-based learners’ grammars for
Aboriginal languages in a revitalisation or reclamation context, in
collaboration with participants from language groups around the country. In
this special LIP session, Emma Murphy from RNLD will lead a discussion with
some of these Indigenous language activists to explore these questions and
more:

   - What are the needs of Aboriginal language communities when it comes to
   revitalising languages?
   - What are academic linguists currently doing to help meet these needs?
   - What are some different possible models for partnerships between
   Aboriginal communities and linguists that can satisfy everybody’s aims?

*Date*:      Tuesday, 8 May, 2018

*Time*:       6:00 - 8:00 pm

*Venue*:     Function room

              *Naughton’s Parkville Hotel*

*Address: *43 Royal Parade, Parkville VIC 3052

*Phone:  * (03) 9347 2255

                http://parkvillehotel.com.au/(link is external)
<http://parkvillehotel.com.au/>  (menu available online)



LIP is an occasional gathering of language activists and linguists in
Melbourne and is coordinated by the MLIP committee: Ruth Singer, Rosey
Billington, Jill Vaughan (Melbourne Uni), Lauren Gawne, Mijke Mulder
(LaTrobe Uni), Jonathan Schlossberg (Monash Uni) and Andrew Tanner (RNLD).

Andrew Tanner
DRIL Trainer
Resource Network for Linguistic Diversity

My usual work days are Tuesday to Friday.

Ph (office): +61 (03) 9077-9500
Mob: 0476 265 885
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Street address:
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Carlton, Victoria 3053

Postal Address:
Box 9, 19-21 Argyle Place South
Carlton, Victoria 3053

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