Dr Lou Bennett presented her Sovereign Language Repatriation methodologies

By Steve Green
Updated November 15 2018 - 4:43pm, first published November 9 2018 - 9:44am
REPRESENTATIVES: (l-r) Great-gandson of Frank Archibald and Elder in residence at Oorala Aboriginal Centre, Colin Ahoy, deputy vice-Chancellor Prof. Todd Walker. Frank Archibald's great-granddaughter Hazel Vale who gave the Welcome To Country and Tess Cullen.
REPRESENTATIVES: (l-r) Great-gandson of Frank Archibald and Elder in residence at Oorala Aboriginal Centre, Colin Ahoy, deputy vice-Chancellor Prof. Todd Walker. Frank Archibald's great-granddaughter Hazel Vale who gave the Welcome To Country and Tess Cullen.

About 60 people attended 2018 Frank Archibald Memorial Lecture at the Armidale Bowling Club on Thursday, November 8 to listen to this year’s speaker, Dr Lou Bennett, outline her work with Indigenous languages.

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