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We are thrilled to announce that Lachlan's first blog post with Language on the Move has made it on the Editor's Selection at Researchblogging.org! Congratulations, Lockie! Read his award winning post…

Ingrid is a keynote speaker at the 2010 International Gender and Language conference in Tokyo in September. In preparation for the conference, she was interviewed by Laurel Kamada for The Language Teacher, a publication published by the…

In the past three months, Marlene Gomig, a PhD student at the University of Innsbruck in Austria, visited Australia for fieldwork and took the opportunity to meet up with fellow language-on-the-movers…

Ingrid's most recent most blog post, Toiletology, is being featured in the weekly Editor's Selections at researchblogging.org! Read her post and find out what Ingrid has to say about social…

Ingrid will be giving a seminar as part of the Linguistics Research Seminar Series at Macquarie University on May 10. Her talk will centre on language policy for social inclusion.…

Ingrid Piller has just begun her first blog mini-series on linguistic landscapes on Language on the Move. Students in her undergraduate course “Language, Culture and Communication” at Macquarie University are…

Applications for the 2010 ALMA Award – the first of its kind - came from around the globe and were more numerous than we ever expected. So, the choice has…

Our blog is a finalist for the Research Blogging Awards 2010 in the Social Sciences or Anthropology category! We are so proud to have been short-listed, particularly as we really…

Ingrid Piller, one of the founders of Language on the Move, has returned to Macquarie University from her year at Zayed University in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. In first…

January 18, 2010 Language on the Move is a bit over three months old and so we are taking the opportunity to roll out some stats. To date, more than 4,000 visitors…

The presentations from the recent Adult Migrant English Program (AMEP) Forum, which was devoted to “Language training for social inclusion,” are now available for download from the AMEP Research Center…