Language and Life project is a linguistics outreach program at NC State. Follow us for news and conversations about linguistic diversity in the United States.
Caption: Signing Black in America highlights the history and development of Black American Sign Language, a vibrant tilt that mirrors spoken language varieties of the African American Hearing Community. Sun, Feb 23, 4pm Caldwell G107. Mon, Feb 24, 6pm DH Hill Erdahl Cloyd Theater
On November 22nd we are ecstatic to welcome back alumna @Kohntributor to give a Brown Bag talk on Latinx English in rural Kansas!
The talk will be held at 3:30 in Caldwell G111!
In honor of Native American Heritage month, we will be screening @NCState_LLP 's "First Language--The Race to Save Cherokee" on November 19th in Riddick 321 6:00-8:00PM! The event will have a panel discussion after the event as well.
For more details, please see the flyer below
In partnership with @NCStateCED for American Education Week, the Language Diversity Ambassadors will be giving a presentation on NCSU's Common Book "Born a Crime" by Trevor Noah! This talk will concentrate on language ideologies and codeswitching in the text!
Do you know what a dingbatter is? What about a buddyrow?
If you're heading to the last weekend of the @NCStateFair, make sure you check out the @NCState_LLP booth. You can learn more about language diversity in North Carolina and even pick up a free button!
Getting ready to show an excerpt from Signing Black in America. Thank you to our collaborators @jaceyhill , Carolyn McCaskill, Ceil Lucas, Robery Bayley and more!
What a GREAT workshop from @ACharityHudley, and @UCSB_Ling students and faculty on inclusion in sociolinguistics! This workshop presented amazing frameworks and methods for promoting and embracing racial and ethnic, and gender-based diversity within the field!
Check out this awesome video about a wonderful community coming together in the wake of tragedy. Ocracoke will always be close to our hearts. #OcracokeStrong
Ocracoke called... and we answered. #OcracokeStrong https://t.co/cX65haEMq6 via @YouTube
Sociolinguistics graduate students apply by September 27 for the Elizabeth Dayton Award to attend the 2020 Annual Meeting in New Orleans. https://t.co/EOIFZBRPV8
In Miami? Join the Center for Humanities in an Urban Environment for our re-opening event @FIU on Tuesday 9/24
We will be joined by @nyuling professor @ReneeBlake1313 and @NCSULinguistics professor @waltwolfram@nyu@ncsu
Free and open to the public @FIUCASE
Our True/False dialect quiz is ready for #FiestaDelPueblo! Do Span speakers in NC prefer “Latino” or “Hispanic”? Are Latinos in NC learning English? Are los words like “Troca” & “Lonche” real Span words? All will be revealed at Fiesta! @HowlWithAnAxent @NCStateCHASS
The @FIU Center for Humanities in an Urban Environment is BACK! And I’m thrilled to be the director.
Our first event is a screening of the documentary TALKING BLACK IN AMERICA and conversation with Renee Blake & Walt Wolfram! Join us on 9/24! @FIUCASE@fiuseas