Poznań

Branch aims - To increase general awareness concerning bi/multilingualism - To encourage bi/multilingual schooling policies - To make research findings accessible to general public - To help make informed decisions on language learning and use - To promote knowledge concerning linguistic diversity in Poland and beyond - To encourage minority language maintenance - To establish links with other BM branches

South Carolina (USA) and online
20 Oct 2023
BMRS2023 - Bilingualism Matters Research Symposium 2023

Our annual interdisciplinary research conference is on again this year, with a two-day programme packed with the latest bilingualism research. The conference is held at the University of South Carolina, Columbia, USA and online. Call for Proposals OPEN NOW

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online
24 May 2023
Bilingualism Matters Knowledge Exchange Forum

The annual BM KE Forum is an opportunity for all to meet and learn about the work led by Bilingualism Matters members across the world of research, practice and media.

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Projects

TEAM - Teacher Education About Multilingualism
Educating pre-service and in-service teachers about various aspects of bilingualism that is often missing from their training.
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Events

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Online
18 Nov 2021
Academic Lecture by Prof Judith Kroll

"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.

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News

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12 Mar 2022
Warsztaty online „Szkoła w oczach uczniów z doświadczeniem migracji. Co zrobić, by była bardziej przyjazna?”
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People

Prof. UAM dr hab. Magdalena Wrembel
Professor, Department of Contemporary English Language / Adam Mickiewicz University More
Prof. dr hab. Katarzyna Dziubalska-Kołaczyk
Professor, Department of Contemporary English Language, Branch Director / University of Adam Mickiewicz More
Dr Katarzyna Jankowiak
Assistant professor, Department of Psycholinguistic Studies / Adam Mickiewicz University More
Dr Anna Balas
Professor, Department of Contemporary English Language / Adam Mickiewicz University More
Prof. UAM dr hab. Rafał Witkowski
Vice-Rector for International Cooperation, School of Humanities at AMU Expert Consultant (historical multilingualism) More
Prof. UAM dr hab. Anna Ewert
Professor, Department of Applied English Linguistics and Language Teaching / Adam Mickiewicz University More
Dr Anna Broszkiewicz
Senior lecturer, Centre for English Teacher Training and Education / Adam Mickiewicz University More
Dr Nicole Rodriguez
Expert (acquisition, phonetics, teacher training) More
Dr Anna Basińska
Assistant professor, Laboratory of Educational Innovations and Language Technologies / Adam Mickiewicz University More
Prof. UAM dr hab. Aleksandra Wach
Expert (teacher training) More
Prof. UAM dr hab. Katarzyna Bromberek-Dyzman
Professor, Department of Pragmatics of English / Adam Mickiewicz University More
Dr Karolina Rataj
Assistant professor, Department of Psycholinguistic Studies / Adam Mickiewicz University More
Dr Rafał Jończyk
Assistant Professor, Department of Pragmatics of English / Adam Mickiewicz University More
Dr Agnieszka Lijewska
Assistant professor, Department of Psycholinguistic Studies / Adam Mickiewicz University More
Mgr Iga Krzysik
PhD student, Department of Contemporary English Language / Adam Mickiewicz University More
Prof. Michael Hornsby
Professor, Centre for Celtic Studies More
Mgr Halina Lewandowska
PhD student, Department of Contemporary English Language / Adam Mickiewicz University More
Mgr Patrycja Zgoła
Administrative Coordinator at BM More
Mgr Victoria Kishchak
PhD Student, Department of Applied English Linguistics and Language Teaching / Adam Mickiewicz University More
Dr Grzegorz Krynicki
Senior specialist, Speech and Language Processing Laboratory / Adam Mickiewicz University More

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bilingualismmatters@amu.edu.pl
Bilingualism Matters Poznań
ul. Święty Marcin 78, 61-809, Poznań, Poland