Register of Resource People

Office for the Arts – South East Network

Contact officer for Indigenous Languages Support funding program:
Wallace McKitrick, Senior Program Officer,
South East Network (Vic/Tas/SA), Office for the Arts
Department of Regional Australia, Local Government, Arts and Sport (Australian Government)
Phone: 08 8318 2251
Email: wallace.mckitrick@pmc.gov.au
Postal: Office for the Arts  c/- ICC-Adelaide  GPO Box 9820  Adelaide SA 5001
Wallace McKitrick can be contacted about the annual funding rounds of the Australian Government’s Indigenous Languages Support (ILS) program.

Lea Gardam

Lea Gardam, Archives Collection Manager, South Australian Museum
North Terrace, Adelaide, SA 5000
Email gardam.lea@samuseum.sa.gov.au
Phone 08 82077375
Lea Gardam is the person you need to contact in the SA Museum archives if you want to visit and access the language archives held in the museum. An appointment is required.

Ali Abdullah-Highfold

Ali Abdullah-Highfold, Aboriginal Family History Officer, South Australian Museum
North Terrace, Adelaide SA 5000
Tel +61 (0)8 8207 7381, Fax (0)8 8207 7222
Email ali.abdullah-highfold@samuseum.sa.gov.au
Ali Abdullah-Highfold is the person to contact in the SA Museum archives if you are researching your Aboriginal family genealogy and history. An appointment is necessary if you wish to visit the archives.

Philip Clarke

Dr Philip A. Clarke

Consultant Anthropologist & Senior Research Fellow, Griffith University

Tel: 08 83332595

Email: philip.c@ozemail.com.au

Website: http://www.anthropac.com.au/index.html

Professor Peter Mühlhäusler

Professor Peter Mühlhäusler MA (Oxon, FASSA) is the Foundation Professor of Linguistics at the University of Adelaide. He is an internationally acknowledged expert in the theory and practice of language planning and language revival and has worked extensively with speakers of endangered languages (including Pidgin and Creoles) in Australia, Europe and the Pacific. His current activities include collaboration with speakers of the languages of the Far West Coast and Flinders Ranges of South Australia, the revival of the Norf’k language of Norfolk Island (South Pacific) and his own language, Alemannic, spoken by the first nation inhabitants of the Black Forest. He is currently MLT Manager.

Contact
Professor Peter Mühlhäusler
University of Adelaide
Napier Building
North Terrace
Adelaide, 5005

Ph: +61 (0)8 83033138
peter.muhlhausler@adelaide.edu.au

Marg Mibus

Marg Mibus, Aboriginal Access Centre (AAC), TAFE SA.
ANZ Building, Waymouth St, Adelaide Pone 08 82261024
Email marg.mibus@sa.gov.au
Marg Mibus is the director of the Aboriginal Access Centre (AAC) for TAFE SA. This centre oversees the TAFE courses offered to Aboriginal people in the TAFE centres in the southern portion of the state.