You are warmly invited to attend the launch of our research project entitled ‘Translation and Translanguaging: Investigating Linguistic and Cultural Transformations in Superdiverse Wards in Four UK Cities’. This project is funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council and led by the MOSAIC Centre for Research on Multilingualism at the, School of Education, University of Birmingham. The Conference Launch will be hosted at the University of Birmingham, The Birmingham Business School, Lect..
People and languages have always been on the move, and diversity in the world’s urban areas has been...
A Visual Turn in Translanguaging? Online article co-written by Professor Zhu Hua and Ella McCartney ...
Drawing on the example of Multilingual Manchester, we show how a university research unit can suppor...
The University of Birmingham research project, ‘Translanguaging and Translation in the Superdiverse ...
I have just spent the day being inspired by speakers at the launch conference in Birmingham of the A...
This paper introduces the AHRC-funded research project, Translation and Translanguaging: Investigati...
This paper introduces the AHRC-funded research project, Translation and Translanguaging: Investigati...
Drawing on the example of Multilingual Manchester, we show how a university research unit can suppor...
This article explores the impact of superdiversity on linguistic practices in Southampton, UK. Our f...
The Aimhigher Kent and Medway Languages Project was initiated in 2005 as a response to the growing c...
This thought piece reflects on the implications of the author’s research on translanguaging for univ...
Mobility has had a fundamental effect on our world, and for language this has meant a proliferation ...
Does multilingualism in Europe just mean that everyone is learning English? In the first part of the...
We’re now in the final stages of the linguistic landscapes-focused research project, Multilingual St...
This article focuses on the potential of the multilingual city to create spaces in which monolingual...
People and languages have always been on the move, and diversity in the world’s urban areas has been...
A Visual Turn in Translanguaging? Online article co-written by Professor Zhu Hua and Ella McCartney ...
Drawing on the example of Multilingual Manchester, we show how a university research unit can suppor...
The University of Birmingham research project, ‘Translanguaging and Translation in the Superdiverse ...
I have just spent the day being inspired by speakers at the launch conference in Birmingham of the A...
This paper introduces the AHRC-funded research project, Translation and Translanguaging: Investigati...
This paper introduces the AHRC-funded research project, Translation and Translanguaging: Investigati...
Drawing on the example of Multilingual Manchester, we show how a university research unit can suppor...
This article explores the impact of superdiversity on linguistic practices in Southampton, UK. Our f...
The Aimhigher Kent and Medway Languages Project was initiated in 2005 as a response to the growing c...
This thought piece reflects on the implications of the author’s research on translanguaging for univ...
Mobility has had a fundamental effect on our world, and for language this has meant a proliferation ...
Does multilingualism in Europe just mean that everyone is learning English? In the first part of the...
We’re now in the final stages of the linguistic landscapes-focused research project, Multilingual St...
This article focuses on the potential of the multilingual city to create spaces in which monolingual...
People and languages have always been on the move, and diversity in the world’s urban areas has been...
A Visual Turn in Translanguaging? Online article co-written by Professor Zhu Hua and Ella McCartney ...
Drawing on the example of Multilingual Manchester, we show how a university research unit can suppor...