An ongoing collaborative exploration and investigation of the role of language in place meaning, attachment, and minoritized community networks. #Tucson focused
We added a new page to our website focused on the Linguistic Landscapes of the Tucson area:
https://t.co/RiE98AFuiI
All images were collected 2017-2020 by students in UArizona's Spanish as a Heritage Language intro classes as part of assignment. We used the app @lingscape
New publication related to the Language Capital Project: "A Collaborative Asset Mapping Approach to the Linguistic Landscape: Learning from the community’s Linguistic Capital in an L2 College-Writing Course"
https://t.co/q8mChkGgUD
w/ support from @confluencenter & @CERCLL
"I don’t go to my local mercadito simply bc I need a Diet Coke. I go to clear my head btwn deadlines & hear abt the mischief the owner’s dog has been up to. Those simple transactions create a kind of human glue. Automation strips them away." h/t @cmonstah https://t.co/vkncxIgjx9
Yesterday evening, a young man in Menlo Park was passing these out around Westmoreland. He asked for Tucson folks to share and to call if they've seen this card.
What happens when your language is in critical danger of dying out? This is true for the majority of Indigenous tribal languages in the United States. Explore the efforts to preserve this important heritage for future generations here. @UArizonaSBS 🗣️
https://t.co/1wIlGzGJrd
Congratulations to Amanda LeClair-Díaz (@manzld), a friend of the Language Capital Project, for this wonderful and well-deserved award!
https://t.co/P7e2DSUEQx
We added a new page to our website focused on the Linguistic Landscapes of the Tucson area:
https://t.co/RiE98AFuiI
All images were collected 2017-2020 by students in UArizona's Spanish as a Heritage Language intro classes as part of assignment. We used the app @lingscape
@lingscape Another picture from the @lingscape map for Tucson. This bilingual outlines Covid-19 protocols and is found on the door of a hair salon in south 12th. Interestingly, #4 asks people with allergies to stay home (but only in Spanish).
What a wonderful surprise to open up the @latimes#Latinx Files newsletter by @fidmart85 which I look forward to reading every week— and seeing my own book advertised there, with a blurb from the one and only @GustavoArellano !
My students are helping to add a bunch of new content to our Instagram account devoted to the murals in Pilsen, Chicago. Please give us a follow! @pilsenmurals // https://t.co/iHR9XRlemC
TODAY is the day, 3:30 pm Eastern #OAH22! K-12 and higher ed faculty welcome. Spanish "fluency" not required! (and what is fluency anyway? My sociolinguist colaboradora @DraCHolguinM will explode your brain on this question, as she's exploded mine for the past 8 years)
The Place Where Clouds are Formed, a #Fronteridades initiative project has opened a call for proposals for artists living and working in the west #usmexicoborderland areas.
Deadline is for April 1st! Please send applications or any questions over to [email protected]
The University of Arizona @Confluencenter for Creative Inquiry has been awarded a $1.5 million grant from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to continue a borderlands research, education and storytelling program. https://t.co/aqy7sg1b2p