Muurrbay Aboriginal Language and Culture Co-operative
In 2004 Muurrbay expanded to become a regional language centre, supporting another six languages: Bundjalung, Darkinyung, Dhanggati, Awabakal/Wanarruwa and Yaygirr. The regional activity was known as Many Rivers Aboriginal Language Centre. Language researchers and linguists worked with community-based groups to research their languages and publish dictionaries, grammars and learners guides.
Basic Information
- Category: publishing house
- Website: https://muurrbay.org.au/
Documented Facts
- Inception (Wikidata): 1992-01-01 (Source 2: Wikidata Q121854696, revision 2537333941)
- Country (Wikidata; date unspecified): Australia (Source 2: Wikidata Q121854696, revision 2537333941; Source 3: Wikidata label: Q408, revision 2557296734)
Evidence and Sources
- Muurrbay Aboriginal Language and Culture Co-operative — Official Website (official)
- Wikidata Q121854696, revision 2537333941 (knowledge-base)
- Wikidata label: Q408, revision 2557296734 (knowledge-base)
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In 2004 Muurrbay expanded to become a regional language centre, supporting another six languages: Bundjalung, Darkinyung, Dhanggati, Awabakal/Wanarruwa and Yaygirr. The regional activity was known as Many Rivers Aboriginal Language Centre. Language researchers and linguists worked with community-based groups to research their languages and publish dictionaries, grammars and learners guides.
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