Many thanks/diolch to Dr Elin Arfon (she/her) for a very interactive workshop on using creative methods, such as emoji boards and language timelines, to examine students' linguistic identity. Not even postgraduates are too old to try it. We can't wait to see how your research evolves! 🌐🗣️🎓

Diolch PGR Modern Languages Research Group Soton for hosting and to Tom VVardle 🦋 for organising! It was great to discuss my creative research methods to explore linguistic identity and language learning with everyone and no, we are never too old... #creativemethods Modern Languages

Please join us at Avenue Campus on Tuesday for Souhila Belabbas's seminar presentation 'Kabyles in Britain: Negotiating Identities in a Transnational Setting’, an ethnographic exploration of the Kabyle community in the UK. What a great way to start off 2020! 🔁🌐🗣️🎓

Happening soon! The aim of eLearning Symposium is to seek to bridge the gap between the ‘techie’ & the teacher, giving educators ideas > to help them integrate e-learning into their practice >to inspire them to see where the online future could lead. PGR Modern Languages Research Group Soton CGE Southampton @UoS_CHEP

Thank you Souhila Belabbas for a fascinating insight into the articulation of identity of the Kabyle diaspora in the UK

For our next seminar on the 25th of February, Suzanne Eade Roberts (Universities of Bristol and Exeter) will be presenting 'Andrei Fedorov: Soviet Translation Theory at the Threshold of Khrushchev’s Thaw'. Please join us for this undoubtedly intriguing presentation! 🔁🌐🗣️🎓

🚨 We are delighted to share our #CfP for our upcoming symposium: 'Visions of contemporary Spain' (Cardiff, 24/7/2020). If you are a #PGR or ECR researching modern & contemporary Spain, please submit an abstract to [email protected] & share widely please! 📨🔁

Our seminar, 'Andrei Fedorov: Soviet Translation Theory at the Threshold of Khrushschev's Thaw' by Suzanne Eade Roberts will now take place in the SUSU, Meeting Room 2 (B42) at 6pm on the 25th of February due to the #UCUstrike. Please share this room change with colleagues!

Volunteers in #Southampton will be distributing this flyer offering support to isolated people during this Coronavirus outbreak. If you know anyone isolated who needs help, they can call 07923353365 & we'll try to connect them with volunteers. NB: For medical advice, contact 111.

Submissions have started coming in already for Issue 6 of Question! If you're an Arts & Humanities PGR and want to share your work on the theme of 'Community', please see below for details on how to submit a proposal (deadline 2 December)... questionjournal.com

This looks to be a very interesting lecture organised by our colleagues Parkes Institute, held in memory of Andrea Reiter, a member of the Modern Languages department here. southampton.ac.uk/parkes/news/ev…

Plenty of scholars from Modern Languages departments will be presenting at this great Memory Studies conference. Not to be missed!

We’ve got an event, open to all, June 2nd 2021! Windows into Cultures: Introducing Ethnography Free registration: eventbrite.co.uk/e/windows-into… EventbriteGB

Hello again! The Modern Languages Research Group is re-launching for the coming academic year. Each month, we will be holding an open, online roundtable discussion based on a broad theme. If you would like to get involved, please message us for the MS Teams link. Please share!

On Monday the 18th at 6pm GMT, we have our first session discussing 'Identity' in the broadest sense. It should be a brilliant way to kick off our reboot and we hope that you can join us. Please contact us for the link and share with anyone who you think might be interested 🔁

Our friends at Parkes Institute and the Centre for Transnational Studies have organised a conversation on the theme of Solidarity and Jewish-Muslim Dialogue for Interfaith Week. It's simultaneously in Lecture Theatre C and online. southampton.ac.uk/parkes/news/ev…

On Monday the 24th of Jan at 6pm GMT, we will be hosting a collaborative roundtable session on the topic of 'NATION'. The session will be opened by Esther Knight from University of Southampton History Department, followed by an open forum on 'Nation'. Please message us for the MS Teams link and share 🔁

We have our collaborative PGR roundtable on 'NATION' today at 6pm. Please message us for the MS Teams link if you're interested in attending.