Frances Rock, Cardiff University, concludes her report of the Belonging: Happiness in the city event Part one (preparation) is available here and part two (on the day) is available here. One of the most visually impactful parts of the day was an exhibit made entirely of felt. Helen had prepared pieces of felt by painting words onto them.… Read More Belonging: Happiness in the city, part three – on the day continued
Cardiff-based TLANG Co-Investigator Frances Rock reports back from the ‘Belonging: Happiness in the City’ event which took place as part of the ESRC Festival of Social Science. I would defy anyone not to be moved to action after spending four months observing in a legal advice centre for those seeking asylum. The Cardiff team (Co-Investigator… Read More Belonging: Happiness in the city – part one, preparation
Jessica Bradley and Emilee Moore, University of Leeds Lang-scape Investigators, an educational engagement project The Leeds-based TLANG research team have been developing resources for schools based on the project research into the linguistic landscape, supported by funding from the Social Sciences Cluster in the Educational Engagement team. Working with postgraduates from across disciplines – Education… Read More Curating the Leeds lang-scape: Linguistic landscape research-led outreach and student education
By Caroline Tagg, Open University In June 2016, we discussed data collected in the sports phase of our project at a workshop organised by Zhu Hua at Birkbeck University, London and Janice Thompson from the University of Birmingham. Each city research team presented their data and discussed initial findings and ideas. I am responsible for… Read More Sports and social media as sites of embodied identity construction
By Caroline Tagg, Open University, and Daria Jankowicz-Pytel, Birkbeck On Friday 17th April, the BAAL ‘Language and New Media’ Special Interest Group held an event entitled: ‘Multimodality in social media and digital environments’. The event was run by Agnieszka Lyons (a former TLANG project member) and Colleen Cutter, at Queen Marys London. The event was attended… Read More From translanguaging to transmedia meaning-making
By Jessica Bradley and Emilee Moore, University of Leeds We start this blog post with a question: why is it important to understand communication in superdiverse cities? It’s a question that we, as researchers on the TLANG project are considering in detail. Our research across four sites and across four case studies – business, heritage,… Read More Communication in the superdiverse city: a network event
Please find below details of a workshop on translation, translanguaging and creativity which is organised by the AHRC translating cultures theme and which will be held at Senate House in London on Monday 13th June 2016 2pm – 5pm to coincide with Tong King Lee’s visit to the UK and evening research talk at Birkbeck… Read More Translation, Translanguaging and Creativity: Monday 13th June 2016, 2pm – 5pm, Senate House
