¡Muchas felicidades Dra. Cynthia R. Mendoza Casanova!
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Workshop "Promoting Linguistic Inclusion and Equity in our Syllabi, Assignments, and Feedback/Grading Practices" en UC Riverside Campus
Workshop en UC Riverside Campus. Promoting Linguistic Inclusion and Equity in our Syllabi, Assignments, and Feedback/Grading Practices. Register here: https://forms.gle/9z7YZVQVdeMUgmaz9
Issue (VI): Cristina Sánchez, a Ph.D. Candidate at the University of California Riverside shares with us her thematic unit
Cristina Sánchez , a Ph.D. Candidate at the University of California Riverside and full-time educator and Coordinator of a dual immersion program in High School shared with us her thematic unit as an Open Educational Resource (OER) for critical language education. Educators can use and adapt this unit according to their students' needs. These activities show how we can decolonize how we speak. You can see the complete unit here: https://bit.ly/48wJEWC You can see the complete unit here: https://bit.ly/48wJEWC
Save the date!: California Spanish Conference by the SoCaLab at the University of California Riverside
California Spanish Conference by the SoCaLab at the University of California Riverside RSVP here https://bit.ly/3P1sHfX
Issue (V): ¿Por qué hicimos una pausa en diciembre 2022?: UAW ON STRIKE
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Queremos compartirles que la razón por la que no publicamos nuestro quinto volumen del Plurilingual & Pluriculturales en diciembre del 2022 pasado fue para respetar la huelga de la United Auto Workers (UAW) de la Universidad de California (UC). Texto y fotografía por María Jiménez.
Entrevistas/Spotlight (V): Dr. Eve Higby, Becoming Culturally Responsive
Dr. Eve Higby , an Assistant Professor in Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences at California State University East Bay, shares with us her project Becoming Culturally Responsive , a website designed to host pedagogical materials and resources for topics related to cultural and linguistic diversity, sociolinguistics, culture and power, bias and stereotyping, and more.
Congratulations Dra. Lara Boyero Agudo!
¡Muchas felicidades Dra. Lara Boyero Agudo e infinitas gracias! De parte de todo el equipo del LatCrit Sociocultural Linguistics Lab.
II Symposium Latinx Social Capital: Antiracist Critical Language Education (Register here http://bit.ly/3QiId7X)
Estamos muy felices de compartirles que por segundo año consecutivo, estamos colaborando entre el Spanish Heritage Language Direction Network y el LatCrit Sociocultural Linguistics Lab at UCR en un simposio virtual de un día. Tendrá lugar el 22 de septiembre de este 2023 a las 11 am CST. Es totalmente gratuito, y enfocado a maestrxs y profesores de los diferentes niveles educativos. Para registrarse, puede hacerlo aquí: http://bit.ly/3QiId7X
Issue (V): An American Language: The History of Spanish in the United States,
¡Nos da mucho gusto poder usar este espacio to give a review of An American Language de Rosina Lozano! An American Language es una lectura imprescindible para todas las personas a las que les interesa saber sobre la historia escondida y suprimida del español en los Estados Unidos, por Natalie Saffi.
Actividad (V): Actividad de Teach in Spanglish, Lengua y Tecnología
Miguel Muñoz Valtierra , Ph.D. Candidate at the University of California Riverside shares with us his thematic unit as an Open Educational Resource (OER) for critical language education. Educators can use and adapt this unit according to their students' needs. His unit explores how different technologies and social medias contribute to language ideologies.
Con Ganas (V)
Hemos querido destacar en este número el trabajo de nuestres colegas Alejandro Lee, Kiri Avelar, y compañeres en el proyecto de Language Exchange, ¡no dejes de ver todas las páginas para conocer sobre este tan importante trabajo educativo!