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Conference tracks support global knowledge exchange, innovation, and sustainable development priorities across diverse disciplines.
This track explores theoretical frameworks and practical approaches to language planning and policy. It aims to examine the effectiveness of various models in addressing linguistic diversity and promoting equitable language use.
This session investigates the impact of both official and non-official language policies on communities and individuals. Discussions will focus on the implications of these policies for language maintenance and shift.
This track addresses the role of language policies in educational settings, including curriculum design and language instruction. It will highlight case studies that illustrate successful language-in-education initiatives.
This session focuses on innovative strategies for language revitalization in endangered language communities. Participants will share experiences and outcomes of various revitalization efforts across different cultural contexts.
This track examines policies aimed at supporting heritage languages within multicultural societies. It will explore the challenges and successes of implementing these policies in educational and community settings.
This session investigates the intersection of language policy and globalization, particularly in relation to superdiversity. It will analyze how global trends influence local language practices and policies.
This track explores the implications of language policy in professional environments, including corporate and public sectors. Discussions will focus on language use, communication barriers, and inclusivity in diverse workplaces.
This session addresses the relationship between language policy and indigenous rights, focusing on the recognition and promotion of indigenous languages. It aims to highlight the role of language in cultural identity and resistance.
This track examines how language policies affect transnational communities and their linguistic practices. It will explore the dynamics of language maintenance and shift in diasporic contexts.
This session focuses on the role of language policy in promoting anti-racism and social justice. It will analyze how language practices can either perpetuate or challenge systemic inequalities.
This track investigates the political and economic dimensions of language policy formulation and implementation. It aims to explore how power dynamics and resource allocation shape language outcomes in various contexts.
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