Author: Fabrice Jaumont

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The Power of Heritage Languages in Social Cohesion

Here is my latest call for papers for a new volume focusing on the vital role of heritage languages in promoting social cohesion, identity, and cultural diversity. This volume aims to explore the multifaceted relationships between heritage languages and societal integration, examining how these languages influence personal and group identity, societal integration, and intergenerational transmission. … Continue reading The Power of Heritage Languages in Social Cohesion

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Épisode 44: John Tousignant : Préserver l’héritage franco-américain du New Hampshire

Introducing a New Episode of “Révolution Bilingue” Podcast Rejoignez-nous pour le nouvel épisode du podcast “Révolution Bilingue”, produit par French Morning et CALEC, avec comme invité John Tousignant. Cet épisode se concentre sur la préservation de l’héritage franco-américain dans le New Hampshire, une région marquée par la grande migration des Canadiens francophones au milieu du … Continue reading Épisode 44: John Tousignant : Préserver l’héritage franco-américain du New Hampshire

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Reflecting on a Vibrant Exchange at the University of Porto

On April 18th, 2024, I had the privilege of speaking at the University of Porto, where I shared insights from my work on bilingual education. The event, titled The Bilingual Revolution / Revolução Bilíngue was not just a lecture but a dynamic exchange with an enthusiastic audience comprised of students and faculty, all passionate about … Continue reading Reflecting on a Vibrant Exchange at the University of Porto

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Reflections on the “Nonstate Actors, Governance, and Education in the Global South” Symposium

On April 17-19, the Sheikh Saud bin Saqr Al Qasimi Foundation for Policy Research, in partnership with the University of Porto’s Centre for African Studies, hosted a significant symposium titled “Nonstate Actors, Governance, and Education in the Global South.” I had the privilege of presenting alongside Prof Teboho Moja from New York University. Our topic, … Continue reading Reflections on the “Nonstate Actors, Governance, and Education in the Global South” Symposium

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New book: Mosaic of Tongues

Immensely proud to announce the release of Mosaic of Tongues: Multilingual Learning for the Arabic-speaking World. This new book offers a comprehensive exploration into the multifaceted realm of multilingual education within Arabic-speaking communities and beyond. It delves into the intricate journey towards bilingualism, the intersection of language and identity among diaspora populations, and the social … Continue reading New book: Mosaic of Tongues