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ALT Book launch critical sexuality, studies, lavender language and everyday life. A Bloomsbury 2024 publication by the editors, Michelle Marzullo & William leap Wednesday, December 11th 2024 10:00 a.m. To 12:00 p.m. pst virtual. Consult second tweet for link to register.
ALT University of Southern California Center for Languages and Cultures in partnership with the University of Arizona Gender-Inclusive Language Instruction: Inclusivity in Action 3rd annual conference Free and Online April 4 2025 dornsife.usc.edu/clc
ALT Following Lavender 30 (#LavLang30), some participants kept in touch to find ways to honour the promise we all shared during the conference round table, that of creating a space where our work could be accessible to non-academic and wider audiences. This is such an important opportunity to grow the impact we wish to have when working on sensitive topics, marginalised communities and discrimination. We would like to hear from you: what is, in your opinion, the best way to branch out? We are thinking of creating a website with a blog where those interested can write about their work or upload a video if they prefer. We are open to all the wonderful suggestions you might have. Once we have collected your views, we will work towards ways to operationalise them and we will open a call for volunteers. We will also work to make the job of volunteers as easy as possible and offer ways to do this inclusively and ethically. In this time between Lavender 30 and Lavender 31 (#LavLang31)...
ALT Diversity decolonization & the French curriculum collective. 2024 conference. Pooling open-access resources: designing for justice & access. Free and virtual. 8 November 12pm-5pm EST 9 November 10am-6:30pm EST. Details and registration: ddfccollective.weebly.com/conferences.html
ALT Following Lavender 30 (#LavLang30), some participants kept in touch to find ways to honour the promise we all shared during the conference round table, that of creating a space where our work could be accessible to non-academic and wider audiences. This is such an important opportunity to grow the impact we wish to have when working on sensitive topics, marginalised communities and discrimination. We would like to hear from you: what is, in your opinion, the best way to branch out? We are thinking of creating a website with a blog where those interested can write about their work or upload a video if they prefer. We are open to all the wonderful suggestions you might have. Once we have collected your views, we will work towards ways to operationalise them and we will open a call for volunteers. We will also work to make the job of volunteers as easy as possible and offer ways to do this inclusively and ethically. In this time between Lavender 30 and Lavender 31 (#LavLang31)...