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Linguapax Asia Symposium 2014 Photos

Linguapax Asia Symposium 2014
at Gakushuin University

Opening address by LInguapax Asia Director Jelisava Sethna

Linguapax Asia Director of Research John Maher

Welcome Speech by Yoshihiro Sugita, Research Institute for Oriental Cultures at Gakushuin University

Symposium Chair Takao Katsuragi

Okinawan Session - Fija Byron on sanshin

Matthew Gillan presenting on the music of Okinawa

The biggest audience in Linguapax Asia history!

Katayama Kazumi speaking on learning Ainu in community

China Session - Xing Huang & Lianqun Bao

Teaching Mongolian slide

Bao making a point to John

Interpreters' booth

Lively Q&A session

Linguapax Asia Regional Rep for Okinawa Patrick Heinrich

Jack and Cary Duval of LInguapax Asia

Amused audience

Poster Presentations - Endangered Languages of the World by Gakushuin students

The Manchurian and Mongolian Languages by LIanqun Bao

Language and Identity in Sorbian schools by Kensuke Okamura

The Luava Revitalization Project by Mayuree Thawornpat

John with the Gakushuin student Mai

Mayuree and Shinji Yamamoto of Linguapax Asia

Gabina Funegra introducing her documentary "Quechua: The fading Inca language"

A clip from the documentary

Thailand Session by Suwilai Premsrirat

Linguapax North America Rep Olenka BIlash introducing her Cam's Linguapax adventure online game

Olenka explaining about the villain Lopran who destroys languages in the future.

Keynote lecture on the revitalization of the Hawaii language by Keiki Kawai'ae'a

Round table discussants Olenka Bilash, Ghil'ad Zuckermann, Nicholas Ostler, Tjeerd De Graaf, Sachiyo Fujita-Round, Xu Feng

Round table moderators Naoki Sudo & Takao Katsuragi

John's closing remarks

John's haiku finale

Happy faces at the closing

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LINGUAPAX ASIA 2020 International Symposium
World Languages in Multilingual Society

Common Values and Challenges for Teaching and Learning

International Christian University (ICU), Tokyo, Japan, https://www.icu.ac.jp/en/

Advance Notice and Call for Papers

Date: Saturday, June 13th, 2020 Time: 8:30AM – 6:30 PM

Description: Tokyo hosts the 2020 Olympics – an event with a message of world peace and friendship through sport. Multilingual people from around the world, sharing various languages, will come to Japan. What common values do we share? What challenges do we face as teachers and learners of Spanish or Korean in Japan, Chinese in Australia, Korean in Malaysia? Why do we teach and learn other languages? How can we raise the awareness, among all stakeholders, about the multilingual society we all share.

Goal: Linguapax Asia ’20 brings together the shared concern of teachers and learners of different languages of the world. Linguapax Asia 20 focuses on what teachers and learners of many different languages share about their experience. Linguapax Asia invites proposals for (a) individual papers and (b) poster sessions in all areas of research in Teaching and Learning languages, Bilingualism, Multilingualism, Language policy, Deaf Sign language, Heritage language, Endangered language, Migration, Family language maintenance. There will be a panel on Multilingualism and a round table on Community Languages in Japan: Japanese Sign Language, Japanese, English and other languages interpretation provided.

Attendance Fee: No Charge

Venue: International Christian University (ICU), Tokyo, Japan

About Linguapax: Linguapax Asia works in partnership with Linguapax International, a nongovernmental organization located in Barcelona, Spain. The Asian associate of Linguapax International, Linguapax Asia carries out the objectives of both Linguapax International and UNESCO’s Linguapax Project with a special focus on Asia and the Pacific Rim. For further information visit our website at https://www.linguapax-asia.org.

The organizers: The event is organized by Linguapax Asia.

Abstract submission: Please send your proposal for a paper or poster session to Dr. Daniel Quintero Garcia, Program Director at quintero@icu.ac.jp by the deadline, January 17th (Friday), 2020. We welcome original and previously unpublished papers. The language of the conference is English. Papers are assigned 30 minutes plus Q&A. (15 minutes for ‘young scholars’). Abstracts should be sent in English by email attachment (300-350 words, excluding title and references, in Times New Roman, 12 pt.) and include the following: name and affiliation of the author, e-mail address of the first author/convener, title of the paper, abstract. Notifications of acceptance will be sent before March 6 2020. Since the number of presentation slots is limited, selection is competitive. ... See more

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1 month ago
Sachiyo

The Future of Myaakufutsu documentary screening at Rikkyo University.

Our first documentary viewing in Tokyo will be on 6th Dec, at Rikkyo Univ, where I used to work and started this Miyakoan research. Please come and see if you can! 私たちのドキュメンタリー映像の東京での初上映が決まりました。12月6日(金）立教大学です。私が宮古島でのフィールド調査を始めたときに働いていた立教の、当時の同僚の、映像にも3度ご自身が参加している阿部先生とご一緒です。立教大学院の修了生のみなさまも、ぜひ顔を見せてくださいね。（ESD研究所のウェブサイトにはまだ載っていませんが一足早くお知らせします。）P.S. ICUでの上映は来年になりました～。

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消滅危機言語（宮古語）の未来をＥＳＤと地域の視点から
捉えなおす

日時：2019年12月6日 (金)
17：30～19：30

場　所：立教大学池袋キャンパス　
太刀川記念館3階カンファレンス・ルーム

内　容：ユネスコが21世紀末には消滅する可能性が
あると名指した言語が日本国内には8つある。アイヌ語
（北海道）、八丈語（東京都）、奄美語（鹿児島県）、
国頭語、 沖縄語、宮古語、八重山語、与那国語（沖縄県）
である。登壇者は「宮古語」のフィールドワークを
2012年に開始し、研究の一環として、映像アーティスト
との協働でドキュメンタリー映像を完成させた。
本イベントではドキュメンタリー映像を見た後、宮古語
の未来について、ひいては日本国内の様々な地域に
おいて現存する多様な言語や文化、人々の生活の、
今後の持続可能性について参加者と共に議論をしたい。

登壇者：
藤田ラウンド幸世（国際基督教大学客員准教授、
元立教大学大学院特任准教授）

阿部　治（ESD研究所所長、立教大学社会学部・
同研究科教授） ... See more

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2 months ago
Centre for Malaysian Indigenous Studies

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2 months ago
Byron

御総様（ぐすーよー。皆様）

うちなーぐち（おきなわ語）の継承活動を共に行っている、私の同士（どぅし）であり、同志でもある、沖縄キリスト教学院大学の新垣友子教授が東京にて9月12日（木）に「琉球諸言語とは？次世代への継承」の報告をします。

東京に知り合いがいらっしゃればぜひお伝え下さい。

参加資料代3,500円です。

チラシ拡散希望です。

良たさる如、御願さびら（ゆたさるぐとぅ、うにげーさびら。宜しくお願いします）。 ... See more

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