The journey for the Living and Breathing Kungarakany language project has taken many turns along the course of the project, engaging with a range of Kungarakany family from Elders to children, ensuring intergenerational participation in producing resources that all participants can be proud of.

Pertame or Southern Arrernte is a Central Australian language that belongs to the country around the Finke and Hugh Rivers, 110km South of Alice Springs. Pertame country starts at Running Waters (Irpmangkera) and follows the Finke River (Lhera Pinta) down to the community of Finke. Pertame is a severely endangered language. There are currently less than 10 fluent speakers of Pertame, all over the age of 50. Pertame language has suffered through the process of colonisation, punitive language policies and the stolen generation. As a result, intergenerational language transmission has ceased.

Arrernte-angkentye.online is a free online Arrernte language resource, the first stage of which is the online version of the revised Eastern and Central Arrernte Learners Wordlist, originally published by IAD in the early 1990s. This version contains audio from a range of Eastern and Central Arrernte speakers, most of whom also contributed to the direction and design of the overall project.