The Chair of Frisian Language and Literature at the University of Groningen has been awarded a JP ICH 2020 grant (Horizon 2020) for international comparative research on intangible heritage: 'Revoicing Cultural Landscapes: narratives, perspectives, and performances of marginalised Intangible Cultural Heritage' (RCL-ICH). This project is part of an international collaboration with universities in Great Britain (Falmouth University, Cornwall), Latvia (University of Latvia) and Estonia (University of Tartu). Subject of Revoicing Cultural Landscapes is the question of how newcomers in a certain region appreciate traditional intangible heritage and learn to use it as a common local value. The Mercator European Research Centre is one of the associated partners.

The third volume of the peer-reviewed online journal 'Language Education and Multilingualism - The Langscape Journal', edited by The Langscape Network c/o Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, is devoted to language teacher education and plurilingualism in digital learning environments. One of the twelve interesting articles in this edition is an introduction to the Erasmus+ project ENROPE, the European network for junior researchers in the field of plurilingualism and education. Recently, at 29 January, ENROPE partner İstanbul Üniversitesi-Cerrahpaşa organised a succesful ENROPE-webinar to illustrate what the project is about. For those who are interested in joining the ENROPE family, please take a look at the upcoming ENROPE events: 15/16 March - Online Study Phase / 16 March - Webinar 'Towards Plurilingual Professional Identities' / 28 May - Webinar 'Professional Identity Development for Beginning Junior Researchers' and more. All events are free of charge!