emma brooks
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04-04-2011 08:24:06
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Deadline to apply tomorrow! We are looking for a Treasurer. Elisabeth Barakos Iker Erdocia Dr. Florence Bonacina-Pugh AZIZ MOUMMOU Dr Diana Camps 🧡 Abhi Sharma
Our very own Aine McAllister and Giuliana Ferri are presenting their work on ethics and poetic dialogue at BAAL SIG in York today, on the topic of Reassessing self-other constructions in intercultural communication.
English for Action English for Action 🧡 and the Hub for Education and Language Diversity at King’s College, London present Mel Cooke The ESOL Podcast 🧡 Dermot Bryers Participatory ESOL: Taking Stock Monday 17th June, 5.30 – 7.30, room G552, Waterloo Bridge Wing, King’s College London
Our joint #BAAL SIG 'Digital Health Communication' programme is tomorrow! Look forward to seeing you on 24th May Queen Mary University of London AND for the webinar series the week after!
Off to Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (UPC) tomorrow to meet other colleagues working in the area of iclhe and English-medium education. Thanks Elisabet Arnó Balbina and the rest of the team for holding this exciting event! Shift_Project will be there!
Finally finished my review of this wonderful book edited by rosina & Adriana Patino which is soon to be appearing in INFOLING.org, thank you Yvette Buerki for all your editorial patience! #sociolinguistics #language #latinxlondon #migration
I had the honour of being interviewed by the Language On The Move podcast team about my research on language diversity in abortion care 🤩 We discussed the paper I wrote with July De Wilde and Sarah Van Hoof and that was published in Language Policy.
Pleased to share our new Open Access publication🔓on the future of AI for Intercultural Communication in Applied Linguistics Review (Q1). Free access link: doi.org/10.1515/applir… Zhu Hua Guanliang Chen Shungo Suzuki Prof. John O'Regan Giuliana Ferri International Centre for Intercultural Studies UCL Applied Ling.
'Ideologically, Australia continues to be imagined as a White English-speaking nation. As a result, visible and audible Others are treated as forever newcomers at the imagined border between “we grew here” and “you flew here.”' Australian Academy of the Humanities Oxford Academic humanities.org.au/power-of-the-h…