Our Partners, Collaborators and Projects
We partner and collaborate with schools, education institutions, Associations, consultants, and academics on projects of mutual interest. Depending on the nature of the relationship, Membership and Partnership agreements are some of the ways to formalise our relationship with you.
Library & Archives NT Collaboration
Our collaboration with Library & Archives NT is long standing - the then Northern Territory Library provided the technical infrastructure for the website that grew into the Northern Territory Education Mob Digital Keeping Place.
Library & Archives NT provides encouragement and guidance on digital collecting and access to their collection and digitisation equipment and processes. Digitisation processes meet the preservation standards for the Library & Archives NT digital collections. With permission, the Northern Territory Education Mob digitises material from the Library & Archives NT collections which are added to both the Northern Territory Education Mob Digital Keeping Place and Territory Stories.
If you donate your collection to the Northern Territory Education Mob, you may elect to make a parallel donation to Library & Archives NT.
Language Champion and Deadly Aboriginal Educators Posters Project
See it! Be it!
Posters about the life and work of strong Aboriginal educators celebrates their achievements, preserves their stories and provides role models for others.
- Together with Association of Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages in the Northern Territory (ATESOL), Friends of Bilingual Learning, Library & Archives NT, Charles Darwin University, NT Department of Education & Training, and Batchelor Institute Press we are producing a set of Language Champion Posters to add to the existing set of posters published by Batchellor Institute Press.
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A new series of posters "Deadly Aboriginal Educators" is being produced in collaboration with Batchelor Institure Press, Library & Archives NT, Charles Darwin University and the NT Department of Education & Training
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Didamain (Dee) Uibo
For more posters search the Northern Territory Education Mob Digital Keeping Place
Preserving Tiwi Language and Culture Project
The Preserving Tiwi Language and Culture Project is funded by the Commonwealth Indigenous Languages and Arts Program (ILA) and managed by the Catholic Education Office Northern Territory, in collaboration with Tiwi community members, the Patakijiyali Tiwi Museum and Library & Archives NT to digitise and make accessible, Tiwi language and cultural resources in spoken language. The project is recording books in the Tiwi language focusing on bilingual education material. Much of the material forms part of the Living Archive of Aboriginal Languages collection held by Library and Archives NT.
The books are being read by strong Tiwi language speakers and recorded.
The recordings and digitised versions of the books will be used to create two new versions of each book - an interactive ebook and a movie version.
The ebooks will be available through the NTEM Digital Keeping Place.
The ebooks are being deposited with the National Library of Australia and Library & Archives NT for long term preservation and access through Trove and Territory Stories. You can find the latest list of books on Trove here.
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| This Tiwi book and books in other Aboriginal Languages are part of the Living Archive of Aboriginal Languages Collection at Library & Archives NT |
Tragedy and Triumph : Looking Back, Looking Forward Part 1 Project
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Library & Archives NT. (1933). A group of girls, the Mission, Groote Eylandt, NT. Caledon Bay Peace Mission Collection, PH0731/0050. https://hdl.handle.net/10070/968827. | Funded by the Northern Territory Government Treaty, Healing and Reconciliation Grants 2023-24, this project is auspiced by Nungalinya College. The project is to facilitate the colocation and digital return of multimedia records relating to the Stolen Generations. The institutions contacted have been supportive of the intent of the project and as much of the material needs to be digitised and collection permissions checked, it is taking some time for the material to be provided. We have asked, for and been granted, an extension of time. A Coordination Committee with representatives from the Stolen Generation Aboriginal Corporation, Library & Archives NT, Nungalinya College and the Northern Territory Education Mob provides oversight to the work. The media is being managed on our Digital Keeping Place as ‘restricted’ to allow for improving the metadata. Careful, steady progress is being made. |
Partnerships
We are currently formalising a number of partnerships - stay tuned for news!
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