Rooting Minority Language Policy in the Speaker Community
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This conference will focus on policies and initiatives aimed at reframing language policy in community contexts.
About this event
Conference Aim
The aim of this conference is to examine the societal challenges or critical socio-cultural condition faced by many endangered vernacular minority language groups. The conference will focus particularly on policies and initiatives aimed at reframing language policy and planning approaches through the enhancement of community engagement and the empowerment of speaker groups in their own contexts. Placing the existing community of speakers at the heart of language policy initiatives within the context of socio-economic revival will be key for developing credible language policy. The University of the Highlands and Islands is organising this conference in Stornoway, in the Western Isles, to facilitate the participation of community members and activists in our discussions, and to encourage the exchange of a diverse range of viewpoints.
Call for Papers
Call for Papers is available here as a PDF in English or Scottish Gaelic.
Useful Information
Further details, including travel and accommodation, are available as a PDF here.
More Information
Drop us a message for more information: conference2022@soillse.ac.uk.