Gába
Gábais a bilingualSámimagazinethat is published six times a year[citation needed]by the Sámi women's forumSami Nisson Forum,[1]and that has funds earmarked for it in the annual budget of theSami Parliament of Norway.[citation needed]The magazine was published for the first time onInternational Women's Day(March 8) in 1996.[2]Although the main languages areNorwegianandNorthern Sámi,articles are occasionally written inSouthern Sámi,Lule SámiandSwedish.[citation needed]The articles mainly deal with the everyday life of the Sámi from a woman's perspective.[3]
References
[edit]- ^Somby, Liv Inger (1998).Mediagirji[The Media Book] (in Northern Sami). Davvi Girji. pp. 30–31.ISBN82-7374-355-1.
- ^Anti, Anne Berit (8 March 1996). "Sámi nissonbláđđi nissonbeaivái" [Sámi Women's Magazine on Women's Day].Min Áigi(in Northern Sami). Vol. 4, no. 19. p. 12.
Gába, sámi nissonblđđi [sic] vuosttaš nummir boahtá nissonbeaivvi
[The first issue of Gába, a Sámi women's magazine, is coming out on women's day] - ^Gaski, Harald and Tr. John Weinstock."Sámi Culture in the Nordic Countries – Administration, Support, Evaluation".University of Texas.Retrieved28 June2009.
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