Yolngu Country as a Multidimensional Tangle of Relations by Tamisari, Franca

Subjects: “…Ontology of connectivity. Totemism. Yolngu people…”
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Yolngu Education, a Brief Background: Analysis of 5 Texts Concerning Yolngu Education in Arnhem Land, Northern Territory, Australia by Aleksandra Glabinska Kelly

Subjects: “…edukacja Yolngu…”
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Yolngu Studies: A case study of Aboriginal community engagement by Michael Christie

“…The Yolngu studies program at Charles Darwin University has been active in the teaching of Yolngu (East Arnhemland Aboriginal) languages and culture, in collaborative transdisciplinary research, and in community engagement for well over ten years. …”
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Ways of Knowing:Polymorphism and Co-Substantive Essences in Yolngu Sea Cosmology by Fiona Magowen

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Dhinthun Wayawu - Looking for a Pathway to Knowledge: Towards a Vision of Yolngu education in Milingimbi by Franca Tamisari, Elizabeth Milmilany

“…In focusing on the emergence and implementation of bicultural curriculum initiatives we explore some of the difficulties and ever present challenges encountered by Yolngu educators, leaders and elders in developing a local vision of education which, in order to meet community needs and aspirations, needs to be grounded in Yolngu stages of learning, cultural values of identity, responsibility and structures of authority. …”
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Defending Whose Country? Yolngu and the Northern Territory Special Reconnaissance Unit in the Second World War by Noah Jed Riseman

Subjects: “…wwii, arnhem land, yolngu, colonialism, northern territory special reconnaissance unit, military service, aboriginal…”
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‘Japan Fight. Aboriginal People Fight. European People Fight’: Yolngu Stories from World War II by Noah Riseman

“…In what ways did Yolngu contribute to the security of Australia? …”
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KONTAK BUDAYA ANTARA ORANG MAKASSAR DENGAN ORANG ABORIGIN YOLNGU SEBAGAI DIPLOMASI DAN PERDAGANGAN TRANSNASIONAL ABAD XVII-XIX M by Zofrano Ibrahimsyah Magribi Sultani, Meliya Meliya, Raisa Rahmawati

“…Artikel ini akan menyelidiki hubungan antara dua etnis yang berbeda telah membentuk perdagangan transnasional dan diplomasi awal oleh pelaut Makassar ke Yolngu sebelum kedatangan orang Eropa ke Australia. …”
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Exploring Phonological Aspects of Australian Indigenous Sign Languages by Eleanor Jorgensen, Jennifer Green, Anastasia Bauer

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Using/designing Digital Technologies Of Representation In Aboriginal Australian Knowledge Practices by Helen Verran, Michael Christie

Subjects: “…indigenous Australian knowledge; Yolngu Aboriginal concepts; use and design of digital technologies of representation…”
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Sugarbag Dreaming by Natasha Fijn

“…A highly anticipated activity is sugarbag season where Yolngu men, women and children undertake excursions into the bush in search of these tiny bees to extract honey. …”
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Segui le orme che portano alle ceneri del focolare. Il Festival Culturale Gattjirrk di Milingimbi by Franca Tamisari

“…This article considers the socio-cultural meaning of the Gattjirk Cultural Festival of Milingimbi, an event that is annually held in the indigenous Yolngu community in the Northern Territory, Australia. …”
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On the possible role of the Aboriginal Arts Board in the Marketing of Art from Yirrkala, Submission to the [ANU] Senate Standing Committee on Education, Science and the Arts 1975 by Howard Morphy

“…The document is a submission that I made to the Australian Senate Standing Committee on Education Science and the Arts in 1975 following my initial period of fieldwork into the art of the Yolngu people of Eastern Arnhem Land. In my submission I drew attention to the very different markets with which Yolngu art production was engaged, ranging from the general tourist market to the emerging market for Aboriginal fine art. …”
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Foundational sources and purposes of authority in Madayin by Danial Kelly

“…<p>The Madayin system that continues to be maintained by the Aboriginal Yolngu people of Arnhem Land in the Northern Territory is a holistic system of legal, religious and political authority. …”
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“Culture is a shadow”, language as a shade Fragments of a dead language, Naka’ela by James T. Collins

“…Recently, Dianne Biritjalawuy Gondarra, a Yolngu woman from northern Australia, explained that “culture is a shadow, it’s something that follows your everywhere, and part of culture is language, which connects me back to my land” (James Griffths 2020). …”
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