Resources

The following resources are provided to support learning and teaching, research and engagement on a range of Indigenous issues. These lists are by no means exhaustive and resources will be added to over time.

The Little Red Black and Yellow Website

For a general introduction to Indigenous issues in Australia, such as for students who are new to the country or exploring this topic for the first time The Little Red Yellow Black Website (and accompanying book) is an invaluable guide.

Engaging with Traditional owners

The First Peoples – State Relations (FPSR) Group (formerly Aboriginal Victoria) provides guidance on how to respectfully engage with Traditional owners.

Using culturally appropriate and respectful language

A style manual on using culturally appropriate and respectful language when writing with, for or about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. A reference supplied by the Australian Government.

Whose Country am I on?

This helpful guide by AIATSIS assists in identifying traditional owners wherever you may be in Australia.

Welcome to Country and Acknowledgement of Traditional Owners

Determine who the formally recognised Traditional Owners are for an area within Victoria. Includes links to Traditional Owners groups provided. A reference provided by First Peoples State Relations.

Map of Indigenous Australia

The AIATSIS Map of Australia attempts to represent the language, social or nation groups of Australia's First Nations. Note that this map was created in 1996 using published sources available up to 1994.

Resources

Resources

The Little Red Black and Yellow Website

Engaging with Traditional owners

Using culturally appropriate and respectful language

Whose Country am I on?

Welcome to Country and Acknowledgement of Traditional Owners

Map of Indigenous Australia

Web-based resources

Ethics, major reports and key readings

Reconciliation Resources

Indigenous research in the digital space

2019 International Year of Indigenous Languages