The Language of Relationships with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples - Introductory Guide has been published in Open Textbooks @ UQ.
About the book
The Language of Relationships with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples - Introductory Guide is written by UQ staff and students - Professor Tracey Bunda, Lynnell Angus, Sybilla Wilson, Mia Strasek-Barker, Kealey Griffiths, Lucas Schober, Thomas Scanlan, Keiko Mishiro, Vanessa Eagles, and Dr Laura Deane.
The book was created to support the UQ community to build stronger relationships between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and non-Indigenous peoples across the University.
The Language of Relationships Guide aims to inform students and staff of appropriate language and provide tools for non-Indigenous peoples in the context of formal, academic communication and everyday conversations that will build and enhance those relationships.
The Language of Relationships Guide was produced as part of a Student-Staff Partnership (SSP) Project.
Open Textbooks @ UQ
Open Textbooks @ UQ is The University of Queensland’s open book creation platform. You can author a new open textbook or adapt an existing open textbook for your course.
- Tailor content to suit your course.
- Add local context, Indigenous perspectives and a diversity of viewpoints.
- Update your book immediately and easily.
There are also grants available to help UQ academics to adapt or create open textbooks and use them in courses.
- Create or use open textbooks has for more information about the service.
- Open Textbooks @ UQ snapshot has details of the UQ authors awarded grants to create open textbooks and the courses they are used in.
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Email pressbooks@library.uq.edu.au for more information about creating or adapting open textbooks.