How important is it for you that we have kaurna language as part of our community?

What park or space do you know of which has a Kaurna Name ??
The reason we have pursued this is because it simply makes sense, that our society just doesn’t fight for rights of First Nation people but begins to embed this lost history into our day to day life. Without surrounding ourselves with history and tradition in the physical sense we are simply passing words through the clouds of our social society, we all know that on the social scene things are easily forgotten.

Thebarton has always been an artistic ground for our independent arts community of South Australia and so it should be that the "meeting park" be the pathway that greets the locals and tourists. What better way to educate ourselves than by using a traditional name within our daily conversations.

We would like the kaurna Warra Karrpanthi (KWK) department to know is that we are the grateful ones for their patience and that as a modern society we do want to be a part of their culture and their community.