The ‘Right to be Heard’ Goldfields photographic exhibition about the ’67 Referendum was at Warburton and is coming to Kalgoorlie!
The Language Centre’s brand new productions, ‘100 Words Posters’ have arrived!
GALCAC is pleased to release a new paper on the undocumented languages of the Goldfields region of WA.
GALCAC stocks ochres, seeds, nuts, bush medicines, roo skins, fire making sticks, emu eggs, emu feathers, and tapping sticks for sale.
The Goldfields Aboriginal Language Centre will be closed for annual break from 23 December 2021 and opening again Monday 17 January 2022.
The Goldfields Aboriginal Language Centre Aboriginal Corporation (GALCAC) is now a registered charity with DGR status.
The Goldfields Aboriginal Language Centre had a very successful fund raising event on Sunday 12 December 2021. The ‘High Tea on Burt St’ was held to raise funds for the Goldfields Aboriginal Arts Trail project run by GALCAC.
Thank you to everyone who attended and a special thanks to the staff, friends and family members who volunteered on the day.
The Goldfields Aboriginal Arts Trail project aims to raise $11,000 to provide each of 11 Aboriginal Art Centres and galleries with 2 street signs directing traffic to their venue. This follows on from the very successful brochure development. The brochure can be found on the GALCAC website at ‘Goldfields Aboriginal Arts Trail’.
The Nintila: 5-Minute Phone Film competition is running again in 2022, so get those films ready!
The Goldfields Aboriginal Language Centre was a finalist in the Education category of the Community Achievement Awards 2021. We didn’t win but are very honoured to be one of the finalists!
GALC is very pleased to release a new alphabet chart for the Mirniny language. This chart was created from detailed analysis of historical records and a few tape recordings of
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