Go to the downloadable workshop that includes this story: mujerpalabra.net > Clases y talleres > Talleres de lucha noviolenta. Direct link: https://www.mujerpalabra.net/clasesytalleres/talleresluchanoviolenta/
Listen to questions answered by the United Nations on the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
Download the document (2 pdf pages)
Go to the Talking People page on English-speaking Indigenous American People(s)
Download “FAQ UN Declaration on Indigenous Rights” FAQIndigenoushHumanRights.mp3 – Downloaded 1640 times –
Listen to my reading of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (13 September 2007). Sit back! It’s half an hour!
Download the document (32 pdf pages)
Go to the Talking People page on English-speaking Indigenous American People(s)
Download “Dates. Indigenous Human Rights” indigenoushumanrights.mp3 – Downloaded 1472 times –Listen to this adaptation of an original advanced text on the Mirabal Sisters to the pre-intermediate level. It’s a mediation project by A2 (pre-intermediate students). I’ve recorded it to help them with the second part, and with the pronunciation of the pasts in the active and the passive!
Read the transcript!
More on the Mirabals coming up soon…
Our love and respect to the Mirabals and people like them!
Read the poems on the Literature page on the Talking People website
Go to Emma Donoghue’s page on Talking People and download a 10-page activity to work on the language in the amazing story.
Here’s the audio. I hope you enjoy it!
A warm thank you to Ms Donoghue for replying to my language questions. I’m sharing her answer with you all (see learning pack)!
Happy March 8. Celebrating Feminism! <3
Download “The Tale of the Voice, by Emma Donoghue” donoghue_thetaleofthevoice.mp3 – Downloaded 2930 times –Check out the Unbowed webpage on the TP website
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Read the transcript of the Carter story and find my handout with language questions and another story, about the ORAL story Angela Carter took into account for writing “The Werewolf” (unfortunately known as… Red Riding Hood, the patriarchal version of “The Grandmother’s Tale”!)
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Find the text and the graphic here.
http://www.talkingpeople.net/tp/0tppodcast/artwork_mybodymyrules_desi.mp3
Find the text and the graphic here.
http://www.talkingpeople.net/tp/0tppodcast/artwork_women_rosa.mp3
