Our team of Nyingarn chief investigators work alongside communities and project partners to identify and access early language manuscripts in national and international collections, develop protocols and permissions, and build and test the Nyingarn workspace and repository. Our goal is to make as many early manuscripts easily accessible and searchable by communities.
A/Prof Nick Thieberger, University of Melbourne (project lead)
Prof Clint Bracknell, University of Queensland
Dr Amy Budrikis, Edith Cowan University
Dr Doug Marmion, Australian Institute for Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Studies
Prof Jane Simpson, The Australian National University
A/Prof Stephen Morey, La Trobe University
Prof Linda Barwick, The University of Sydney
Prof Jakelin Troy, The University of Sydney
Prof Nicholas Enfield, The University of Sydney
A/Prof Myfany Turpin, The University of Sydney
A/Prof Robert Amery, The University of Adelaide
Prof Trevor Cohn, The University of Melbourne
Dr Terhi Nurmikko-Fuller, The Australian National University
Project Manager: Dr Sophie Lewincamp
Project Technical Officer: Dr Marco La Rosa
Nyingarn Logo Design: Nina Fitzgerald
Nyingarn Poster: Allyra Murray
We are guided by the Australia Council for the Arts Protocols for using First Nations Cultural & Intellectual Property in the Arts