Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre

Policy and Protocol for Use of palawa kani Aboriginal Language, 2019

Policy and Protocol for Use of palawa kani Aboriginal Language, 2019 Click the above heading to open

TAC Annual Report 2018-19

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CEO talks to ABC about lessons for Australia from the police killing in USA

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Stay safe at home with palawa kani!

Stay safe at home with palawa kani! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sGKnh6xtcsQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7YpB0bF7T7c https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AFFJs6U-o7s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tN7wgnaOop8

palawa kani At home entertainment and information

palawa kani At home entertainment and information June 2020 CLICK ABOVE TO OPEN THE LINKS

Land Management Update March 2020

Invasion Day rally

pulingina to lutruwita (Tasmania) Place Names Map

pulingina to lutruwita (Tasmania) Place Names Map Click here to open the map. The map can be used on computer, phones or tablet. To mark 2019 International Year of Indigenous languages, the Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre is excited to present this interactive map of the Aboriginal names of over 180 places in lutruwita. The names are shown in palawa kani, the language of Tasmanian Aborigines. Scroll over each name to hear it said, and open to learn some history of each name. Only a handful of places ...

Everyday Tasmanians Affected by Anti-Protest Laws, Aboriginal People More So

November 21, 2019 This morning nipaluna/Hobart’s Parliament Lawns played host to several concerned groups, including the Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre (TAC) and the Tasmanian Greens, filing a petition against new anti-protest laws proposed by the Liberal Government. If passed these broad ranging laws would mean up to four years in jail for protesting and impose mandatory fines on protesters who are considered to have interfered with the operations of a business and fines of up to $10,000 per individual and $100,000 for a corporation. “These ...

Stop Black Deaths in Custody

Media Statement All Lives Will Matter When Black Lives Matter Protest Gathering: Franklin Square 5.30 pm today Aborigines and our supporters will today stand in solidarity with the Warlpiri of Yuendumu and all other Aboriginal communities in Australia who have lost loved ones in the ongoing war between Australia and Aboriginal people. The CEO of the Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre, Heather Sculthorpe, said, “Australia still has blood on its hands. From the dispossession of our people to the latest police shooting of an Aboriginal teenager in ...

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