We wish all our readers a peaceful and healthy New Year!
It is our pleasure to share “Outcry for Freedom” – our talented team member Dr Shiva Motaghi-Tabari’s new song, which is dedicated to people everywhere seeking freedom and justice.
Below you’ll find a list of our 2022 blog posts so that you can re-read your favorites or discover new ones.
December
- Ingrid Piller, Language on the Move Reading Challenge 2023
- Loy Lising, How to balance academic workloads
- Ingrid Piller, “Baraye” – preposition of the year
November
- Laura Smith-Khan wins Max Crawford Medal
- Yining Wang, 如何促进移民的社会融入-基督教会带给我们的启示
- Ingrid Piller, Bilingual double vision
- Pia Tenedero, Accountants as language workers
- Adolé Akue-Dovi & Liesa Rühlmann, Do children notice racism in their favorite radio dramas?
- Language Diversity Symposium 2022
October
- Katarzyna Sepielak, Dawid Wladyka, and William Yaworsky, What happens when researcher and researched speak different languages?
- Ingrid Piller, The world’s top-2% most-cited linguists
- Rizwan Ahmad, Mal Lawwal: Linguistic landscapes of Qatar
- Ingrid Piller, “Women, life, freedom” – the slogan swimming against the global tide
September
- Ingrid Piller, What’s next for the Queen’s English?
August
- Ingrid Piller, Language barriers to social participation
- Niru Perera, A Tamil Hindu temple in Australia
July
- Ingrid Piller, Food connections
- Spanish-speaking families in Sydney wanted
- Xiaofang Yao, Creativity and exclusion in China’s COVID-19 linguistic landscapes
- Judith Reynolds, Sara Ganassin and Prue Holmes, Researching multilingually as a political act
June
- Ingrid Piller, In memoriam Hans Sauer
May
- Participants wanted: School-family communication
- Ingrid Piller, How to challenge Anglocentricity in academic publishing
April
- Gerald Roche and Claire French, Global coalition for language rights
- Jeffrey Gil, How I became an applied linguist with a China focus
March
- Gianmarco Fiorentini, A journey through Japan’s linguistic peripheries
- New mentoring program for researchers in language diversity
- Ingrid Piller, (dis)possession and (un)belonging
February
- Gegentuul Baioud, Minority languages on social media
- Anne Reath Warren, Heritage language education in Australia and Sweden
- Ingrid Piller, Life in a language you are still learning
January
- Alexandra Grey, Linguistic Diversity as a challenge for legal policy
- Sarah Hopkyns, Care, inclusion, and resistance in Covid linguistic landscapes
- Ingrid Piller, Language makes the place
Previous annual reports
For an even deeper trip down memory lane, here is the list of our full archives:
- Language on the Move 2021
- Language on the Move 2020
- Language on the Move 2019
- Language on the Move 2018
- Language on the Move 2017
- Language on the Move 2016
- Language on the Move 2015
- Language on the Move 2014
- Language on the Move 2013
- Language on the Move 2012
- Language on the Move 2011
- Language on the Move 2010
- Language on the Move 2009
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