This year’s theme “Fifty years of Deadly” reflects progress that has been made while looking ahead to the future.
Over the past 50 years, major changes have shaped the recognition of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, cultures and rights.
As part of our NAIDOC Week celebrations, a series of short videos has been launched featuring Aboriginal Elders, staff and people in our facilities who are helping to keep language and culture strong.
These videos help raise awareness of the rich diversity in Western Australia and support appreciation of culture. This series supports the Department of Justice’s commitment to Reconciliation Action Plan outcomes and Closing the Gap priorities.
Dr Lizzie Ellis
The final video shows Dr Ellis once again. As a translator, interpreter and teacher of Western Desert dialects, she is internationally recognised for her work in preserving and promoting Aboriginal languages.
This is the last of the NAIDOC week language series. For previous videos, select one from below.
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