03005cgm a2200337 i 4500 2550282679 TxAuBib 20240906120000.0 r 150908s2015||||||||||||||||||||||||und|u 1122693 Kanopy (OCoLC)921956572 VDU eng VDU TxAuBib rda Talking Language with Ernie Dingo [from the CAAMA Collection] [Kanopy]. [San Francisco, California, USA : Kanopy Streaming, 2015. 1 online resource (streaming video file.) tdi rdacontent c rdamedia cr rdacarrier Title from title frames. In Process Record. Features: Ernie Dingo. Originally produced by Ronin Films in 2014. Around 250 Indigenous languages with 600 dialects are spoken in Australia. Today it is estimated that 30 of those languages are still strong and are spoken daily. But over a hundred are critically endangered. In this series, Ernie Dingo explores the revival, maintenance and creation of languages which are in a constant state of change. He reveals the complex balance between language and relationship to country, and discovers how this balance has been affected since European colonisation. Ernie's quest reveals a diversity of language that has a direct connection to how Aboriginal people listen, understand and speak to country. In return, the country speaks to them. In each episode, there is an important question that Ernie asks each person that he visits - what is the future of Aboriginal languages in their community? Episodes Episode 1: Ernie Dingo learns about the unique language, stories and artwork of the Yolngu people of tropical Yirrkala in North East Arnhem Land. Episode 2: Ernie Dingo experiences first-hand the legacy of colonial impact and environmental change on the Ngarrindjeri language in the Coorong region of South Australia. Episode 3: Ernie Dingo explores the significance of Aboriginal language revival in the country of the Gunditjmara people of Victoria's Western Districts. Episode 4: Ernie Dingo discovers the importance of teaching both Non-Indigenous and Indigenous children the Arrernte language in Alice Springs, in central Australia. Episode 5: Ernie Dingo reveals the impact of mining on the language and lore of the Yindjibarndi people in Roebourne, Western Australia, and how they are preserving that knowledge for future generations. Episode 6: Ernie Dingo spends time with 'proper bush gentleman', Bill Harney, who shows him ancient traditions connecting the Wardaman language in the Northern Territory with the law of the land and the night sky. Mode of access: World Wide Web. Australian and Indigenous Studies. ESL and Languages. Allam, Ramahn, filmmaker. Kanopy (Firm). https://USERNAME.kanopy.com/node/122694 https://www.kanopy.com/node/122694/external-image