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New Book: Bridging Worlds – The Power of Heritage Language in Social Cohesion

Twenty years ago, Jane Ross and I began a collaboration driven by a shared belief in the power of heritage languages to connect communities, cultures, and generations. What started in 2005 with the creation of the French Heritage Language Program in New York has grown into a thriving initiative that has served thousands of students … Continue reading New Book: Bridging Worlds – The Power of Heritage Language in Social Cohesion

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Stanley Kubrick’s Films: A Journey Through Philosophy and Myth

Stanley Kubrick’s films delve into the depths of human nature, intertwining Nietzschean philosophy and Homeric themes to explore the human condition, the struggle for transcendence, and the cycles of existence. From 2001: A Space Odyssey to The Shining, Kubrick’s cinematic odysseys challenge viewers to confront questions of fate, free will, and the eternal return Continue reading Stanley Kubrick’s Films: A Journey Through Philosophy and Myth

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Inaugural Panel Recap: Speaking the World: Multilingualism and Cultural Fluency in the Professional World

On November 2, 2024, I had the pleasure of moderating the inaugural panel discussion for our new book, Speaking the World, held during the Bilingual Education Fair at Villa Albertine in New York. This first event in a series brought together esteemed experts to discuss how multilingualism and cultural fluency drive personal, educational, and professional … Continue reading Inaugural Panel Recap: Speaking the World: Multilingualism and Cultural Fluency in the Professional World

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TV5MONDE Interview – Le succès des écoles bilingues de New York

Un reportage de TV5MONDE, par Catherine François, sur le succès des écoles bilingues de New York et de l’initiative French for All que porte la Villa Albertine, the French Institute for Culture and Education avec Mohamed Bouabdallah, Bertrand Tchoumi, Ed.D et la New York French American Charter School (NYFACS) #révolutionbilingue Continue reading TV5MONDE Interview – Le succès des écoles bilingues de New York

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A Bilingual Revolution for Africa: Embracing Multilingual Education for Sustainable Development

Thank you so much to the Department of Linguistics and Modern Languages at University of South Africa/Universiteit van Suid-Afrika (UNISA) for hosting the “A Bilingual Revolution for Africa” webinar. It was a great honor to be the keynote speaker and share insights alongside distinguished colleagues, including Prof. Sis Koli Moropa, who introduced me so graciously. … Continue reading A Bilingual Revolution for Africa: Embracing Multilingual Education for Sustainable Development

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Mosaic of Tongues: Cognitive and Social Benefits Explored

Reflecting on the transformative journey of “Mosaic of Tongues: Multilingual Learning for the Arabic-speaking World,” several profound lessons emerge from the collective experiences and insights shared by the contributors. The journey of exploring multilingual education within the Arabic-speaking world offers a multifaceted perspective on the importance, challenges, and opportunities of fostering linguistic diversity. Embracing Multilingualism … Continue reading Mosaic of Tongues: Cognitive and Social Benefits Explored

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A Journey of Dedication: Receiving the Médaille d’Or de Solidarité et Valeur

As I sit down to pen this entry, a sense of profound gratitude and introspection washes over me. Today, I share with you an honor that is as much a personal milestone as it is a celebration of our shared values and commitments. It is with great humility that I announce my nomination to receive … Continue reading A Journey of Dedication: Receiving the Médaille d’Or de Solidarité et Valeur

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Épisode 45: Yann Librati (Francophonia) : Tisser des liens entre les enseignants de français à travers le monde

APPRENDRE DE TOUS, SAVOIR ENSEMBLE… AVEC YANN LIBRATI Dans cet épisode de Révolution Bilingue, Fabrice Jaumont s’entretient avec Yann Librati sur Francophonia, une initiative qu’il a lancée à Nice pour réunir chaque année plus de mille enseignants de français de 70 pays. Francophonia, considéré comme bien plus qu’un centre de formation, se profile en effet … Continue reading Épisode 45: Yann Librati (Francophonia) : Tisser des liens entre les enseignants de français à travers le monde

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Upcoming book: Speaking the World

In today’s globalized economy, multilingualism and cultural fluency have become essential, transforming how businesses and professionals navigate the increasingly integrated world. The importance of cultivating these skills is evident as they enhance personal and professional competencies such as multilingual communication and cross-cultural understanding. To develop these critical assets, both educational systems and workplace environments are … Continue reading Upcoming book: Speaking the World