Language is the expression of our culture and land. You cannot have one without the other.
We cannot describe our culture and our land if we do not have our language.
About
The North Queensland Regional Aboriginal Corporation Language Centre (NQRACLC)
is set up to help facilitate workshops, lessons, publications, and revival of Aboriginal Languages in the regions that we cover. We assist by holding meetings with key people and elders within the tribe and clans, facilitating dialogue, planning and organising workshops and lessons.
October 2019 Newsletter
A busy three months!
Bana Guyurru: Queensland Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Languages Forum
Cairns, May 2019
Juru Language Workshop
Townsville, April 2019
Languages that are covered by NQRACLC
Djankan, Koko Mini, Mabaran, Muluridji, Wakara, Western Yalanji, Biyay,
Buluwandji, Djirrbal, Djirru, Girramay, Gulngay, Irukandji, Kuku Yalanji,
Kunggandji, Manbara, Madjandji, Mamu, Ngadjan, Nyawaigi, Djabugay,
Wanjuru, Warrgamay, Yidinji, Wulgurukaba, Kuku Bera, Yir Yoront,
Gugu Yimindhirr, Gugu Badhun, Warrungu, Barada, Barana, Bindal, Biri,
Gia, Jangga, Juipera, Juri, Ngaro, Wiri, Dalleburra, Mungoobra, Wakel, Yilba,
Yirandeli, Gudjal, Mitajumba, Wunumarrayanda, Kalkutungu, Pitta Pitta,
Bulgumara, Ewanwin, Kurrjar, Kuthant, Mayi-Kulan, Mayi-Kutuna, Mayi,
Thakunt, Mayi-Yapi, Mbara, Ngawun, Tagalaka, Wakaman, Walangama,
Woolgra, Yanga, Kunjen, Waanyi
Disclaimer: This website may contain images, videos or names of
Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander people who have since passed away.
NQRACLC acknowledges the Gimuy Walubarra Yidinji and the Yirrganydji people
on whose land our office is located. We acknowledge Traditional Owners that we
work with and pay our respect to their Elders past, present and future.