Mobile Language Team has given Ku Arts permission to feature their work on our website.
Languages
Ku Arts supports Aboriginal artists living and working in ten regions, across 46 language groups within South Australia.
It is generally accepted that there were over 250 Aboriginal languages in Australia at the time of colonisation. Of these, 46 languages fall within the boundaries of South Australia. The Mobile Language Team covers the length and breadth of the state and the languages within it. The Mobile Language Team stretch as far north as the Simpson Desert, as far west at the Nullabor, east out Mt Gambier and all the way to the tip of the Fleurieu Peninsula. They work with a diverse range of communities in both regional and remote locations.
Below is a list of all the language groups that are worked on by the Mobile Language Team.
Adnyamathanha
Antikirinya
Arabana (Arabunna)
Barngarla
Bodaruwitj
Bunganditj (Boandik)
Danggali
Dhirari
Dieri
Karangura
Kaurna
Kokatha/Gugada
Kulpantjatjara
Kuyani
Lower Arrernte
Maintangk
Malyangapa
Mirning
Nakako
Narungga
Nauo/Nhawu
Ngadjuri
Ngalea
Ngamini
Ngangaruku
Ngarkat
Ngarrindjeri
Ngawadj
Ngayawang
Nukunu
Peramangk
Pirlatapa
Pitjantjatjara
Ramindjeri
Southern Pitjantjatjara
Tanganekald/Tangane
Wadigali
Wangkangurru
Wilyakali
Wirangu
Yadliawara
Yandruwantha
Yankunytjatjara
Yaraldi
Yarluyandi
Yawarawarka
Yirawirung
PROJECTS KU ARTS HAS PARTNERED WITH MLT
ARABANA SONGLINES
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