Civic partnership promoting awareness and pride in multilingualism; building on the legacy of Multilingual Manchester; open to individuals & organisations
'Respect my language': Last week we hosted a half-day conference about the direction of language plocy in the UK and the need for a new conversation about our multilingual society. Read more here:
https://t.co/9Jd7cB9mcc
@MCRCityofLit@MACFESTUK@WoLLoWeducation
Heartening. At the same time many are concerned that strategies pursued by @ncle_ioe
on behalf of @GCHQ@educationgovuk@BritishCouncil to turn languages into an elitist subject for diplomats & spies will be used to justify further erosion
https://t.co/2asxyQPff3
Why does #GLAD25 matter?
Language shapes identity, access & inclusion. When rights are denied, communities face exclusion.
💡 What does #language mean to you? Why do #languagerights matter?
Reply below! ⬇️
⚠️ Submit your #GLAD25 initiative by Feb 17: https://t.co/msEuRXuCV6
We're delighted to announce that @ClaughtonJohn of @WoLLoWeducation has joined our core group (scroll down our list of Founders to read his personal profile). We look forward to working together!
https://t.co/0EpYrlKmni
We've published a template for a City Language Strategy with suggestions for a comprehensive language policy for the cities in the UK and beyond. Please share widely and send us comments & suggestions!
https://t.co/20eh3wWQo8
'WoLLoW' encourages children to ‘be curious about language and languages, their history and their diversity’. What drives the project is awareness that the current curriculum doesn’t show children how rivetingly interesting language can be.' Professor Dick Hudson.
Missing #AILA2024?
The Language on the Move Day 5 report is now up: native speakerism, rising stars, and multilingual networking
https://t.co/sXBaFZdgto