35.1793, Calls: The Atlantic Provinces Linguistics Association Annual Meeting

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Subject: 35.1793, Calls: The Atlantic Provinces Linguistics Association Annual Meeting

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Date: 14-Jun-2024
From: Paul De Decker [pauldd at mun.ca]
Subject: The Atlantic Provinces Linguistics Association Annual Meeting


Full Title: The Atlantic Provinces Linguistics Association Annual
Meeting
Short Title: APLA 2024

Date: 25-Oct-2024 - 26-Oct-2024
Location: St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada
Contact Person: Paul De Decker
Meeting Email: pauldd at mun.ca
Web Site: https://arcg.is/1Paiym0

Linguistic Field(s): General Linguistics

Call Deadline: 31-Jul-2024

Meeting Description:

The theme for APLA 2024, is "Language, Diversity and Inclusion" and
serves to check the pulse on how linguistics and language-related
fields of study have positioned themselves with respect to UNESCO's
sustainable development goals. In the spirit of building capacities
for community engagement, APLA invites both scholars and stakeholders
from a variety of backgrounds to learn from each other and generate
partnerships around shared interests. We welcome submissions about
research on language and/or public engagement initiatives that are
theoretical, empirical or applied from multiple disciplines such as
linguistics, psychology, cognitive science, communication studies,
anthropology, media studies, gender studies, education, queer studies,
disability studies, etc. We are honoured to have  Dr. Nicholas Welch,
Canada Research Chair in Change, Adaptation and Revitalization of
Indigenous Languages at Memorial University present the Murray Kinloch
Memorial Lecture. His talk is titled: Reshaping the fieldwork
paradigm: Lessons from a language survey project. The format of the
event - in-person, hybrid, or online - will be dependent on the
preferences of those whose abstracts are selected for participation.
The schedule will be posted on this webpage when finalized.

Call for Papers:

We are now accepting abstract submissions for papers, panels and/or
workshops. Submissions must be sent using The Linguist List's Easy Abs
system. Please include in the comments section your preference for
participation: a) in person or b) online. For more information see our
StoryMap page at https://arcg.is/1Paiym0



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