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Don't miss the new drop of Language on the Move podcast New Books Network (@newbooksnetwork.bsky.social) with Marco Santello discussing migrant language learning

New on Language on the Move Migration, constraints, and suffering don't miss this blog post and the podcast hosted by Prof Piller languageonthemove.com/migration-cons…

New on Language-on-the-Move: How Tibetan is caught up in China's rapid urbanization languageonthemove.com/tibetan-in-chi…

Some of you may be interested in my podcast. Here I talk about my journey as a linguist and my work on Urdu and Arabic. -Thanks to Tazin Abdullah of Language on the Move for being a great host. Society for Linguistic Anthropology a podcasts.apple.com/qa/podcast/lan…

What could it mean when you see Arabic on public signs in different countries? Another Language on the Move New Books Network (@newbooksnetwork.bsky.social) podcast where I chat to another great guest Dr RA Zabanwala! podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/lan…

New on the Language-on-the-Move Podcast New Books Network (@newbooksnetwork.bsky.social): Dr RA Zabanwala and Tazin Abdullah explore Arabic and Urdu in the linguistic landscape of the Middle East and South Asia languageonthemove.com/how-did-arabic…

Listen to my latest Language on the Move podcast about Arabic on public signage!

Judging refugees: in the latest episode of the Language-on-the-Move podcast New Books Network (@newbooksnetwork.bsky.social), Laura Smith-Khan (new acc) lauraskh.bsky.social speaks with Anthea Vogl about refugee status determination processes in the global north languageonthemove.com/judging-refuge…

I had a great time conducting my very first podcast ep, interviewing Anthea Vogl about her new book on the narrative demands in Australian and Canadian asylum procedures for Language on the Move Have a listen! UTS Faculty of Law UTS Research UNE School of Law languageonthemove.com/judging-refuge…

Laura Smith-Khan (new acc) lauraskh.bsky.social describes this book as "the most substantial and persuasive account to date of the impossible narrative demands placed on people seeking asylum.' Listen to her interview the author Anthea Vogl on Language on the Move.

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Just a quick note to say this book Life in a New Language is one of the best books I've read this year. A fascinating portrayal of the linguistic difficulties immigrants encounter, focused on the Australian context. Smoothly written, deep in analysis, and clear in message.

A multilingual glossary helps improve home-school communications in Queensland - find out more in the latest Language-on-the-Move podcast episode New Books Network (@newbooksnetwork.bsky.social), where Agi Bodis @agib.bsky.social speaks with Margaret Kettle languageonthemove.com/supporting-mul…

New on Language-on-the-Move: Pia Tenedero reflects on Buwan ng Wika or (National) Language Month in the Philippines - amid the symbolic valorization of linguistic diversity and the practical dismantling of mother-tongue based education languageonthemove.com/mindful-about-…

Find out about Buwan ng Wika or (National) Language Month in the Philippines in this insightful piece from Pia Tenedero on Language on the Move !

"A highly readable and rich account of migrant stories (Catherine Travis about "Life in a New Language") In our new Lanugage-on-the-Move post, Dr Loy Lising reflects on the recent @AusLingSoc conference languageonthemove.com/life-in-a-new-…

New on Language on the Move Don't miss this blog from Dr Lising reflecting on the @AusLingSoc conference and the fabulous book "Life in a New Language"