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Our next speaker series event, on July 19, from 2 – 4 pm EDT on Zoom, is: Questioning Ideas of ‘Good’ Languaging in Higher Education
How do you define ‘good’ language? Where does that definition come from? NYU Professor María Rosa Brea-Spahn addresses these questions. Her classroom and community collaborations focus on researching the impact of standardized linguistic ideologies in speech-language practices, sustaining variability in languaging in the classroom, and co-envisioning a path for linguistic liberation through art.

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Social Justice Poetry, World’s Children’s Stories, A Virtual Cruise to Puerto Rico, and our newest exhibit: What Makes People Laugh.

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See videos of this live program and read the poetry in 10 languages of Africa.

Songs and poems from many languages address five themes: Authoritarianism, Colonialism, Economics, Gender, and Identity & Ethnicity.

Supported by Maryland Humanities & the National Endowment for the Humanities

Social Justice Poetry From Africa & the DIaspora