Annual NYU Phonology Conference coming up in September! More info here:
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Code-Switching and Social Justice
WATCH HEREThe Legendary Appalachian Holler
READ HEREThe f-word is not so bad
READ HERELaurel or Yanni?
READ HEREDe-stigmatizing Hawaii’s Creole
READ HEREBeing Bilingual Sometimes Helps with Language-Learning
READ HERETranslation in the Courtroom
READ HEREHow Digital Media is Changing the Way we Talk
READ HEREThe Elusive Letter ‘g’
WATCH HERE, READ HERE
Silence!
READ HEREBusting Myths about Code-Switching
READ HEREInuktut in Schools?
READ HEREClassic Fiction Banned over use of N-Word!
READ HEREHawaiian Language is thriving!
READ HERENew Alphabet?
READ HERE
A Lost Language
READ HEREWords to Revive?
READ HEREStress in language patterns (nope, not syllable stress!)
READ HEREEnding a text with a period is mean.
READ HERE“Resistance to Language Change is Futile”
READ HERE“Grammar Nazis, You’re not Achieving Anything”
READ HEREGraffiti Artist Revives Ancient Script from Philippines!
WATCH HEREThe Sophistication of “Baby Talk”
READ HERELanguage Revival in Australia!
READ HERE“Can Linguists Solve Crimes that Stump Police?”
READ HEREMyths about Linguistics
WATCH HEREAncient Manuscripts of a Lost Language!
READ HERECreoles and the “Exceptional Ability to Acquire Human Languages”
READ HEREIrish Language Debate!
READ HEREForensic Linguistics!
READ HEREThe Code-Switching Capital of the World!
READ HERE
What are the Ten Oldest Living Languages?
READ HEREMapping World Dialects!
READ HEREDialect Coaching for Actors!
READ HERELet’s Be Real about Second-Language Learning
READ HEREThe Power of Gaelic
READ HERELanguage of “Politics”
READ HEREMIT-Haiti Initiative! “Kreyòl is the one language that binds all Haitians together”
READ HEREBilingual Education in Wales
READ HEREIndigenous Languages Development Act
READ HEREReviving a Lost Language in Canada
READ HERELost Language Discovered by Archaeologists!
READ HEREThe Language of Peace
READ HERECanadian Government Delivers Public Statement in Mohawk!
READ HEREShould Linguistics Be Taught in Secondary School?
READ HEREShould All Students Learn Sign Language?
READ HEREIs this Remote Siberian Language an Ancestor to Navajo?
READ HEREBreakthrough for Rare Languages at MIT!
READ HEREIrish Language Rally!
READ HEREThesis in Haitian Creole at Duke!
READ HERECharleston County Schools Will Train Teachers to Recognize Gullah Language!
READ HERE
This conference has a special section on phonology and speech disorders! More here: https://wp.nyu.edu/amp2017/workshop/
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I have signed up for a talk on Specific Language Impairment at the Annual Meeting on Phonology. This particular talk will take place on September 16 at 11:30 a.m. in Lipton Hall, and I believe it is free for all students.
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