The AIATSIS map of Aboriginal Australia
Blank Gija Country posters (to go with flashcards)
Singage for school, council, clinic, aged care, art centre, shops, ranger station, youth centre, maintenance shed etc.
Maps of Gija Country
Posters of body, numbers, alphabet, locations, seasons, animals, plants, family roles, objects etc. (see Batchelor Press)
Gija is a language spoken by people
in the Kimberley region of Western Australia.
Gija people have been using, protecting and nourishing their language throughout deep time and into the present.
But because of colonisation and pressure to speak English, Elders are worried Gija will not be spoken when they are gone.
Our Elders worry that our language will not be spoken within a generation.
yoowoorriyangem jarragboo
our story
This site shares our stories, struggles and successes as we do everything we can to keep Gija alive and make it strong.
For a long time our Elders have been working with the schools, youth program, art and aged care centres to teach younger people. They use their knowledge of Gija culture, language and healing to improve education, health and wellbeing in their community. We know that teaching on our Country and in our way will grow, heal, protect and nourish our young people and our land.
To help keep Gija teaching and learning happening into the future, funding is vital.
