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Women in Wikipedia (WikiWomen) will bring together schools, Wikipedia foundations and language organisations in minority language regions of Europe to use Wikipedia as a tool to teach digital literacy, social engagement and language skills.

Duration: 01/01/2022 - 31/12/2024

Funding: Erasmus+

A webinar hosted by TESOL: "Family language policies among Quebec-based parents raising multilingual infants and toddlers."

With news about, among other things, the ELEN statement regarding the Spanish Supreme Court ruling against Catalan-medium education, Norway protects Lule Sami and South Sami, Mercator project VirtuLApp honoured with several awards, Welsh model for (Māori) language revitalisation, minority report presented in Schleswig-Holstein, and much more!

Free online lecture about the role of language exposure in early multilingual development. Registration is required.

Subject: 'Minority Language Rights to Education in International, Regional, and Domestic Regulations and Practices: The Case of Frisian in the Netherlands'.

Postponed, new dates t.b.a.: Mercator researcher Dr Jelske Dijkstra will host an information stand at the Symposium on Recognised Languages.

'Minority language education plays a crucial role in promoting the vitality of minority languages, and thus ensuring their maintenance.' A blog post about Mercator's online Wiki on Minority Language Learning, that offers information on the education of minority languages that have only a (very) small place in the national education system, or none at all.

We kindly invite you to the VirtuLApp project’s final event!

With news about, among other things, the COMEX meeting, the 25th anniversary of the ECMI, a project on protecting national minorities in Ukraine, the Mercator Multilingualism Lecture, Portugal signs the European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages, and much more!

With news about, among other things, the FUEN assembly of delegates 2021, Holi-Frysk project's closing meeting, the Mercator Multilingualism Lecture, the national Hispanic heritage month 2021, VirtuLApp's final multiplier event and much more!