Een overzicht van Mercators activiteiten

With news about, among other things, the ideas from NPLD , FUEN and ELEN for the future of European national and linguistic minorities, new ECRML evaluation reports Norway and Poland, a call for quota for minority languages in a new Spanish audiovisual law, a new CUSC-UB report to promote the knowledge and use of Catalan, papers on attitudes towards childhood multilingualism and on bilingual language development, and much more!

Mercator, EBLT (European Bureau for Small Languages) & Slieker Film present 'Der Krug an der Wiedau/ Kroen ved Vidåen' with Frisian subtitles.

The study presented here is the first large-scale, quantitative study of the evaluative dimensions and potential predictors of Quebec-based parents’ attitudes towards childhood multilingualism.

In a special exhibition you can discover all of the winners of the Henry van de Velde Awards 22. One of the winners is our game BabelAR (best Digital Product).

ENROPE family-group reunions, special interests workshops, and opportunities to learn more about Langscape International Research Network. 2-5 pm CET.

The study presented here by Dr Ruth Kircher is the first empirical investigation of the patterns and predictors of the intergenerational transmission of French in Quebec.

With news about, among other things, the European Court of Justice backs the Minority SafePack Initiative, the León council agrees the use of Leonese, research grant for Mercator and partners for a new Endangered Languages project, funding needed for a library specialised in Siberian and Circumpolar Languages, a paper on Attitudes and beliefs

towards Andalusian, Calls for Papers, and much more!

With news about, among other things, Irish as an official language of the European Union, new ECRML reports on Cyprus and Poland, a NPLD statement Catalan education immersion model, 1,500 languages at high risk of being lost this century, the book 'Pedagogical Translanguaging' for free, Calls for Papers, and much more!

The objective of OWL+ is to innovate in curriculum building for and about endangered languages by contextualising them within the big picture of language diversity in Europe and by providing stakeholders with practical tools to help them foster the transmission of the language.

Duration: 01/02/2022 - 31/12/2024

Funding: Erasmus+

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+