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The Language Intervention Networking seminar series showcases community practitioners working to support minority and community languages across the UK. Each seminar has a different theme, and features a panel discussion followed by time for Q&A. Organised by the School of Language, Literature, Music and Visual Culture at the University of Aberdeen, these seminars provide an opportunity for language practitioners to network and share their learning with colleagues in different language conte

Call for Papers: The organizing committee is thrilled to announce that the submission deadline for the Giornate Italiane di Linguistica Sperimentale has been extended. The new deadline is May 22, 2026. The Giornate Italiane di Linguistica Sperimentale, organized by the Dipartimento di Studi Linguistici e Culturali Comparati (DSLCC) at the Ca' Foscari University of Venice, aims to create a new forum for the discussion and dissermination of experimentla research in Italy in the fields of the

The LUHME 2026 workshop on Language Understanding in the Human-Machine Era is part of EMNLP - The 2026 Conference on Empirical Methods in Natural Language Processing (https://2026.emnlp.org) Workshop Description: LLMs have revolutionized the development of interactional artificial intelligence (AI) systems, due to their accessibility to the general public. Significant advances continue to be observed in fields and applications such as multimodal conversational agents, emotionally and socia

LESLLA (Literacy Education and Second Language Learning for Adults) engages and supports research initiatives, teaching approaches, and policies that contribute to high-quality and inclusive learning opportunities for adult migrants who face the dual challenge of learning a new language while at the same time learning to read and write for the first time or consolidating their existing literacy skills. LESLLA鈥檚 21st Annual Symposium will be held in Brno (Czech Republic) from 20 to 22 August 2

Call for Papers: Deadline Extension This conference seeks to refine our understanding of the relationship between form and meaning in exclamative structures. It aims to provide as comprehensive an account as possible of form-meaning correspondences in exclamative structures by bringing together scholarly contributions on a broad range of languages and corpora. A key challenge lies in the terminological ambiguity of the term exclamation as it applies to different levels of language and t

The 12th International Conference Building Cultural Bridges (ICBCB 2026), organized by SDU University in Kazakhstan, invites researchers to submit 250鈥�300 word extended abstracts in Kazakh, English, or Russian through the CMT portal. The conference focuses on high-quality, original scholarly contributions. Accepted authors must present their work at the conference, which will take place online on October 9 and onsite on October 15鈥�16, 2026, in Kaskelen and Almaty, Kazakhstan. Submissions undergo

Traditionally, the study of grammatical behavior across languages has focused almost exclusively on morphological properties, including inflection, derivation, and word-class composition (Matthews 1974, 1991). Later developments in linguistic theory shifted attention to sentence structure through Phrase Structure Grammar (Chomsky 1957), followed by an emphasis on the distinction between competence and performance (Chomsky 1965). This latter perspective positioned linguistics as primarily concern

On behalf of the organising committee, we would like to invite submissions for the one-day event, titled: Linguistics Practices, Migration, and Identities: Connecting Research with Community Voices (LMI2026). Please kindly find the details of the event below. Time and Location: 08:30 AM to 18:00 PM, 26 June, Friday, 2026, Graduate Centre, Mile End Campus, Queen Mary University of London A. Call for abstracts Immigration is one of the most divisive contemporary topics in the UK. Amid t

Conference Topic: The central theme of the conference addresses the link between identity and the digital sphere, particularly how various identities are discursively constructed and performed within the diverse constraints and affordances of various digital platforms. The papers presented at the conference will apply various approaches to digitally-mediated discourse analysis, including multimodal studies, critical linguistics, sociopragmatics, corpus-assisted discourse analysis etc. that pr

We are pleased to invite abstract submissions for the SELCS Annual Conference 2026 at the鈥疷niversity of Warwick, taking place from 2-4 July 2026 in hybrid format (in person and online). This year鈥檚 conference theme is: 鈥楾ransformations and Innovations in Language, Education, and Lifelong Learning鈥� The conference welcomes graduate students, postgraduate researchers, and early-career researchers from Warwick and beyond to share empirical, conceptual, and theoretical work in a supportive

Condividere metodi, costruire ricerca. Giornata conclusiva dei seminari "Discorsi sul metodo a.a. 2025-2026". https://unipv-larl.github.io/Discorsi-sul-metodo-2026/ 5 giugno 2026 dalle 10.30 alle 18.00 in Aula Bottigella, Universit脿 degli Studi di Pavia, Palazzo San Tommaso. L'evento prevede interventi da parte di dottorandi/e di alcuni atenei italiani, che dialogheranno del proprio progetto di ricerca con un discussant pavese e studente del dottorato di Linguistica dell'Universit脿 degli

We invite you to join the Machine Learning for Language Documentation (MELD) Lab and Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics (MPI) at 5pm CEST (UTC+2) / 8am PDT (UTC-7) on June 2, 2026 to learn about the ELAN software. Divya Kanekal is a Software Developer at MPI who recently took the lead of ELAN development from Han Sloetjes who retired after many years. She will be available to answer questions and share the history, challenges, and the current status of ELAN development, an annotation to

Thesis Subject: The PhD dissertation will be part of the ANR project DramaRef (ANR-24-CE54-3970) 鈥淩eference at Play in Ancient Greek Drama,鈥� which aims at identifying the factors determining the choice of the different demonstrative lexemes of Ancient Greek, based on the corpus of 5th and 4th centuries BCE drama. This project, combining linguistic and dramaturgic approaches, is organized in 7 work packages: 1. Referent tracking in discourse (Camille Denizot) 2. Reference, information stru

The ninth talk of the Data in Historical Linguistics Seminar Series will take place remotely on Monday 25th May 2026 at 5pm BST. Martijn Windelinckx (KU Leuven, Belgium) will present on Automatic detection of MWEs in Ancient Greek mathematical (technical/scientific texts). Registration for this talk will close at midnight on Friday 22nd May and the link for this can be accessed here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSehEzwLZw9qr1HeSAjcjMfxcDQaaJLO_8zwxSe54EoL74BuNA/viewform Partic

The Universidad Nacional Aut贸noma de M茅xico (UNAM), the Escuela Nacional de Antropolog铆a e Historia (ENAH), and the Centro de Investigaciones y Estudios Superiores en Antropolog铆a Social (CIESAS-Ciudad de M茅xico) are pleased to announce the 1st International Meeting on Morphology of Underrepresented Languages and Varieties, which will take place at the Escuela Nacional de Antropolog铆a e Historia in Mexico City from October 7 to 9, 2026. The aim of this meeting is to promote a space for dialog

We are delighted to announce the first Call for Proposals for the 14th Conference of the International Language and Gender Association (IGALA)! Founded in 1999, IGALA is the primary international scholarly organization committed to the promotion and support of research on language, gender, and sexuality. The 2027 IGALA conference (IGALA14) will be held at York St John University in the city of York, UK on 21-23 July 2027. The theme of the conference is 鈥楻esearching Language, Gender and Sexuality

We invite submissions for the workshop Theoretical Linguistics at School, which aims to promote the integration of theoretical linguistics into secondary education. In the Netherlands, upcoming curriculum reforms for Dutch and modern foreign languages (SLO 2024/2025) mark a significant paradigm shift. Traditionally, these subjects have focused primarily on language proficiency, with limited attention to linguistic reasoning. The new learning objectives explicitly include 鈥渃onsidering form an

Communication is essential to tourism. International tourism, particularly, is situated at the crossroads of language, culture, marketing communication, and 鈥渨orldmaking鈥�. As destinations compete for visibility in an increasingly global and digital environment, where traveller expectations shift rapidly, where the challenges for destinations in terms of sustainability and managing tourism responsibility become imperative, the ability to mediate experiences and translate local identity into co

Description: Whistled languages offer a natural laboratory for studying how human speech can be acoustically reduced yet remain intelligible. This interdisciplinary workshop explores their phonetic, phonological, and neurocognitive dimensions across the world鈥攆rom Greek Sfyria to Silbo Gomero and Tashlhiyt Berber. By integrating acoustic analysis, typology, and recent EEG and behavioral findings, the meeting investigates how left- and right-hemispheric processes cooperate in decoding melodic s

Final Call for Papers: Extended Deadline Until Monday 18 May 2026 Language variation and change has been a major focus of linguistic research for decades, and empirical approaches to language variation can strongly benefit from systematic manipulation of variables. The goal of ExAPP is to gather scholars employing experimental methods to investigate linguistic variation. We welcome abstracts for posters and papers that cover aspects of variation on all linguistic levels, and the perception