The first phase of the Noongar Pop Culture project focused on language revival, aiming to teach students in Narrogin their critically endangered traditional language – Noongar. In 2013 a team of Aboriginal artists, performers and role models met with Narrogin Senior High School students for a language based community arts workshop.
With the Noongar language at the risk of being lost, this project inspired students to learn their traditional language through hip hop, media and adapting contemporary pop songs.
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