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Language on the Move
Australia‘s National Indigenous Languages Survey
Linguistics podcast with Zoe Avery
Language on the Move, Hosted by Alexandra Grey
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Zoe Avery explains the co-design of Australia’s fourth National Indigenous Languages Survey. The discussion examines changes in survey design and the role of Indigenous participation in producing knowledge about languages. It presents the planning for the 2025–2026 survey and the team’s approach to gathering evidence for the subsequent report.
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National Indigenous Languages Surveyco-designsurvey designIndigenous participationIndigenous Languages2025–2026 surveysubsequent report
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