The official launch of our new Bilingualism Matters social enterprise on 30 March 2022.

Conference organized by Bilingualism Matters at the University of South Carolina in the USA on bilingual education. Registration is open.

Conference on working with children from a migration background, with research conclusions and practical guidelines. In Polish.

A training event dedicated to teachers for the implementation of a multilingual approach in the classrooms

A BM member only event with UNESCO, discussing the Futures of Education Report.

Beaucoup d’entre nous sont multilingues et se demandent comment soutenir au mieux leurs enfants dans leur parcours plurilingue. Cette séance d’information démystifie certains des mythes sur le multilinguisme et présente des principes, méthodes et stratégies pour promouvoir le multilinguisme.

Guest talk by Dr. Michał Paradowski , University of Warsaw, basing on survey data from nearly 9,000 respondents from 118 countries.

"Two sides of bilingualism: A lens to the cognitive neuroscience of language and a reflection of our social world" is the second lecture of the IAS Invited Lecture Series in Bilingualism and Multilingualism.

Vill vun eis si méisproocheg a froen sech, wéi si hir Kanner am beschte beim Sproocheléieren ënnerstëtze kënnen. Dësen Informatiounsowend analyséiert e puer vun de Mythen ronderëm Méisproochegkeet a presentéiert Prinzippien, Methoden a Strategië fir Méisproochegkeet ze fërderen.

Join us for an evening of information and interaction as we meet in person* for a presentation on the benefits of bilingualism in children and adults!

Our annual interdisciplinary research conference is online again this year, with a two-day programme packed with the latest bilingualism research. Registrations close on Sunday 24th Oct 2021.

Can Luxembourg be a model for the Brussels region? Sven Gatz (Minister of Multilingualism in Belgium), Philippe Van Parijs (President of the Brussels Chair of Multilingualism), Thomas Lambert (Ambassador of Belgium in Luxembourg) and their team visit the University of Luxembourg to find out how multilingualism is promoted in education.

Open discussion about bilingualism dedicated to speech and language therapists

Prof. Claudine Kirsch, Associate Professor in languages at the University of Luxembourg will talk about myths on multilingualism, her research studies in formal and non-formal education, and the Bilingualism Matters branch in Luxembourg.

Do you ever wonder HOW to raise your children with more than one language? Then join us in our online meeting with Eowyn Crisfield, author of 'Bilingual Families: A Practical Language Planning Guide'.

Q&A for bilingual children's parents

The Minister of national Education, Early Childhood and Youth of Luxembourg

9 experts on multilingualism congratulate to the launch of BM Luxembourg branch

On the International Mother Language Day (21 February 2021), the MultiMind team together with different Bilingualism Matters branches are organising interactive online events on "Multilingualism: myths, facts, research, and stories".

Bilingualism, a world to discover!

Find out about public events from members of our Bilingualism Matters branches around the world.