@pbaquedano-lopez
Linguistic anthropologist & educational linguist: Interest in & commitments to Indigenous thought & languages across Turtle Island; critical language & literacy work; language & social justice
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Assistant Professor (T-T) UC Berkeley, Language Revitalization. aprecruit.berkeley.edu/JPF05022
Seeking candidates with research specialization in language revitalization and a broad intellectual engagement in linguistics and related fields @soclinganth.bsky.social
Please help circulate widely!
Assistant Professor (T-T) UC Berkeley, Language Revitalization. aprecruit.berkeley.edu/JPF05022
Seeking candidates with research specialization in language revitalization and a broad intellectual engagement in linguistics and related fields @soclinganth.bsky.social
At AAAL, we will miss one speaker in our session, a scholar from another country, due to the immigration and political situation in the U.S. I see this as a call to at least return to hybrid conference access and perhaps rethink the goals of inter/national conferences in these times.
Our special session at the American Association for Applied Linguistics: La posibilidad de lo decolonial: Resistencias y alternativas/Towards a decolonial. Sun, March 23, 1:40 PM - 3:40 PM, Majestic Ballroom
Sharing info on the 3/11 book talk of UC Berkeley alumna and CUNY professor, Ariana Mangual Figueroa. 'Knowing Silence' is an important read to examine ways to support children from mixed-status families. It draws on a critical and uplifting study of children's everyday language practices in school
Sharing info on the 3/11 book talk of UC Berkeley alumna and CUNY professor, Ariana Mangual Figueroa. 'Knowing Silence' is an important read to examine ways to support children from mixed-status families. It draws on a critical and uplifting study of children's everyday language practices in school
A serious invitation to draw on and engage the work of so many wonderful language activists and scholars to resist more actions that divide and thrive on fear.
apnews.com/article/trum...
I know there are deep political issues but in a world of increasing aggression and dehumanizing actions, this photo gives me a bit of hope. (Keir Starmer meets Ukrainian President Zelenskyy in London, The Guardian)
Our research brief is out and published by the Institute for the Study of Societal Issues at UC Berkeley, link to brief (escholarship.org/uc/item/1fx6...)
Relatedly, I just taught an intro course in language study for our relaunch of the Language, Literacy, and Culture PhD program that should have in its title "Language Study: The Contributions of Nelson Flores"
Officially published today! Multilingual Nations, Monolingual Schools: Confronting Colonial Language Policies Across the Americas
So grateful to all contributors, publisher, and co-editors
www.tcpress.com/multilingual...
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Introducing a bit of my work: to learn more about language and social justice, see my book with Netta Avineri. (thanks for reviews Jonathan Rosa, Robin Conley Riner, and Abutaleb Iranmehr! @appliedanthro.bsky.social @tyanna.bsky.social @pauljmeighan.bsky.social
www.routledge.com/An-Introduct...
would love to join , thanks for opening up this space
Right, right, a microaggression for sure, when such folks could be asking other less traumatizing and now a more potentially dangerous question. at some level is such an irresponsible question to ask
"Where are you from?" is a common question in public discussions for its coded/explicit racist/nativist tone (it is a language and social justice issue for sure). I'd love to think w/others on how to write /educate folks about the trauma activated by the question. also any pubs you can share please?