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  • The Bilingual Revolution at the American Library in Paris

    Revolutions do come from the United States! I stopped by the American Library in Paris to present my new book, The Bilingual Revolution, and discuss bilingual education and the rise of dual language programs in the United States. This was my first book talk in France, and it was done in English and in an Read more

  • NYC Bilingual Fair and First Ich Bin Expat Fair

    I was thrilled to take part in both NYC’s Bilingual Fair and the Ich Bin Expat Fair today. The first event was hosted by French Morning and Fordham University and gathered hundreds of exhibitors and participants from various linguistic communities.  The second event was hosted CityKinder, a New York-based group, and offered a multitude of Read more

  • My interview for Breaking Through Radio show!

    I was interviewed by Kristin Rowe-Finkbeiner, author and MomsRising Executive Director, for her radio show Breaking Through. This hour-long talk show is produced by WeAct Radio and airs on WPWC 1480AM in Washington, DC, as well as in a podcast online at WeActRadio.com and MomsRising.org. Thanks for the invitation! Read more

  • The Bilingual Revolution in Washington, DC

    Back from DC where I proudly supported the efforts of DC Immersion and its wonderful team in what is now referred to as the Bilingual Revolution in DC. During these three days, I took part in no less than 9 events and talked about my book, the role of parents in creating dual language programs, Read more

  • [FR] Critique de La Révolution bilingue par le blog Jeux 2 Langues

    Merci à Isabelle Barth pour avoir publié une critique de mon livre  La Révolution bilingue, le futur de l’éducation s’écrit en deux langues sur son blog Jeux 2 Langues/Multilingual Cafe. La Révolution bilingue est disponible en France, sur le site de tbr-books, d’Amazon et de la Fnac (en format ebook uniquement). Vous pouvez également demander Read more

  • Fantastic Conversation with Vanessa Handal-Ghenania at La Maison d’Art in Harlem

    Last Tuesday evening, I was in Harlem to talk about my book, The Bilingual Revolution, and exchange views on dual-language education with the audience. The talk was hosted by Stephanie Calla, founder of La Maison d’Art in Harlem, and moderated by Vanessa Handal-Ghenania, bilingualism expert who founded ArcEnCiel preschool, Petits Poussins Too and Bilingual Nest. Read more