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Dr Raymond Kelly

Deputy Head of Institute

Indigenous Education and Research

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r Raymond Kelly, right, says language gives Indigenous people a sense of identity, connection and belonging. Dr Kelly is pictured with first year medical student David Parsons, left, and Wollotuka Institute project officer Kua Swan, centre.

The benefits of speaking in an Aboriginal Language

August 11, 2020

By Dr Raymond Kelly, Deputy Head of the University of Newcastle’s Wollotuka Institute.
Cubist style artwork in warm tones with two dark figures and white square boxes representing houses.

Chief investigators meet: history of the Aborigines Protection/Welfare Board (1883-1969) project

August 22, 2019

A digital map, touring exhibition, and inclusion of research material in the Australian National University's Indigenous Studies major are some of the many outcomes produced by researchers involved in the History of the Aboriginal Protection/Welfare Board Project (1883-1969).
r Raymond Kelly, right, says language gives Indigenous people a sense of identity, connection and belonging. Dr Kelly is pictured with first year medical student David Parsons, left, and Wollotuka Institute project officer Kua Swan, centre.

Law to revive and recognise Australian Indigenous languages

October 11, 2017

It was an emotional day for Dr Ray Kelly when the NSW government introduced the nation's first laws to recognise and revive Indigenous languages.

Dr Raymond Kelly

Position

Deputy Head of Institute
Purai Global Indigenous and Diaspora Research Studies Centre
Indigenous Education and Research
Academic Division

Contact Details

Email raymond.kelly@newcastle.edu.au
Phone (02) 49217433

Office

Room HA 168
Building Hunter Building
Location Callaghan
University Drive
Callaghan, NSW 2308
Australia
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