Fabrice Jaumont is a regular speaker in national and international conferences, book fairs, special events, annual meetings and assemblies. His presentations focus on the following topics:

• The Bilingual Revolution: The Future of Education is in Two Languages
• Philanthropy in the United States
• Globalization and Education
• International Higher Education
• French Heritage Language Communities in the U.S.
• Unequal Partnerships: The Dynamics of Collaboration between U.S. Philanthropic Foundations and African Universities
• U.S. Foundations and Higher Education in Africa
• Billionaires, Best Intentions, and Public Education
• Roadmap to Creating a Dual Language Program

Speaking engagements included invitations from book fairs, universities, international organizations, government agencies, schools, parent organizations, teacher organizations, departments of education, foundations and nonprofits, consulates and embassies, research centers, and academic networks. Fabrice Jaumont is based in New York. Contact us for more details.

Recent Keynotes, Book Talks, and Invited Presentations (selected list)

• Multilingues sans en avoir l’air ! Conférence et remise des Labels européens des langues 2021. April 28, 2021. Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles.
• University Foundations: Towards a Model for Universities in Francophone Africa. April 27, 2021. Comparative and International Education Society.
• International Francophonie Day Keynote. March 20, 2021. University of Southern Maine.
• Positive Impact of Bilingual Opportunities. December 2, 2020. Global CRED.
  
• The Bilingual Revolution. July 14, 2020. The Association of Foreign Press Correspondents in the United States.
• كتب التعﻟﯾم ﻣستقبل .اللغة ثﻧﺎئية الثورة ي ﺑلغتين June 21, 2020. Austin Macauley UAE 
• “La rivoluzione multiculturale bilingue, the Italian way” June 9, 2020. InItaliano and Consulate General of Italy in New York.
• The Future of Education is in (at least) two languages. April 28, 2020  European Commission, Brussels
• Toward the Future: Championing Bilingual Education. April 24, 2020 NYU.
• The Bilingual Revolution. April 17, 2020. CIES Language SIG.
• The Bilingual Revolution. April 2, 2020. Coalition of Community-based Heritage Language schools.
• The Bilingual Revolution Webinar Series. April/May 2020. Embassy of France to the United States
• Se tourner vers l’avenir, soutenir l’éducation bilingue. DULALA. April 19, 2020
• Invited author. Festival Metropolis bleu: l’innovation sociale. May 2020
• The Bilingual Revolution. St John’s University. February 28, 2020

• Multilingual Education and Bilingual Revolution at Consulate of Poland in New York. February 24,
• The Bilingual Revolution. Mercy College. February 18,
• La Rivoluzione bilingue. Italian cultural institute, New York. December 12.
• Bilinguisme – Enseignement bilingue Colloquium, November 27-30, 2019. Cité scolaire internationale, Dakar, Senegal. 
• The Bilingual Guest Author. Sharjah Book Fair. October 31-November 5, 2019. United Arab Emirates. Sharjah Book Authority

• The Future of Education is in Two Languages. Keynote. Springfield, MA. October 25, 2019. Annual Conference of Massachusetts Foreign Language Association.
• Teaching foreign languages in schools: a must or a luxury? 26 Sep 2019, Brussels, Belgium. Second European Education Summit. European Commission.
• Perspectives on language immersion and global education for today and the Panel discussion. Inaugural Conference of the International Network of Immersion and CLIL Educators. Seville, Spain. July 13, 2019.
• L’enseignement bilingue, enjeux et perspectives. Universités de Francophonia. Nice, France. July 10

• The Future of Education is in Two Keynote. June 8, 2019. Illinois Dual Language Summit. University of Illinois at Chicago.
• Investing in Education in Africa. Diverse Perspectives on Innovative Financing. April 9, 2019. Panel Discussion. Columbia University, New York,
• Cultural Imperialism: Philanthropy and Education in Sub Saharan Africa. Panel discussion. Annual meeting of the Comparative and International Education Society, San Francisco, CA. March 2019
• Innovation and Education: The Role of Foundations. January 2019. Presentation. Beijing: International Symposium on Philanthropy in Education in China. China Global Philanthropy Institute, 21st Century Education Research Institute and Laoniu Foundation.

• The Bilingual Revolution, November Presentation. American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Language annual meeting, New Orleans, LA
• The Bilingual Revolution, October 2018. Keynote. National Foreign Language Center. Startalk Keynote in Houston, TX
• La Révolution bilingue, October 2018. Panel discussion. Symposium sur le plurilinguisme. Assemblée Nationale, Paris
• Unequal Partners, October 2018. Book talk. ESSEC Business School, Paris
• Unequal Partners, October 2018. Book talk. Fondation Maison des Sciences de l’Homme, Paris
• “The Bilingual Revolution” Leadership Dinner Keynote, Foreign Language Educators of New Jersey. April 2018
• “Philanthropy in Education: Global Trends, Regional Differences and Diverse Perspectives”. CIES. Mexico City. March 2018
• “Empowering Families and School Communities for a Future of Education in Two Languages”. Keynote, New York State Association of Bilingual Education. New York, March
• “The Bilingual Revolution” Language Matters Keynote series, Global Language Project. New York, March
• “Institutionalization of Heritage Language Education in the United States”. National Heritage Language Resource Center. Los Angeles, CA. February
• “The Future of Education is in Two Languages” Keynote of Language Advocacy Day on Capitol Hill. Washington, DC. February. Joint National Committee on Language
• “Philanthropy in Education: Global Trends, Regional Differences and Diverse Perspectives”. Maison de la paix. Geneva. November 2017. NORRAG.

• “The Bilingual Revolution: Book Talk.” French Cultural Center. Boston, MA. and at the New York Bilingual Fair. New York, NY. November 2017
• “The Bilingual Revolution in ” Multiple venues. DC Immersion. October 2017
• “The Bilingual Revolution: Book ” Maison d’Art. Harlem, NY. October 2017
• “The Bilingual Revolution: The Future of Education is in Two Languages”. Book Talk at Albertine – New York, NY. September 2017
• “Unequal Partners: American Foundations and Higher Education Development in Africa” Dynamics of Global Inequality: New Thinking in Global Affairs Conference at Rutgers University. April 2017
• “The Development of French Dual Language Programs in New York City Public Schools” Consulate General of France – New York, NY. March 2017
• “Unequal Partnerships between American Foundations and African Universities”, CareerBox-Mandela Legacy and United Nations Secretariat. New York, NY. December 2016
• “Unequal Partners: American Foundations and Higher Education Development in Africa”, ARNOVA Conference. Washington, DC. November 2016
• “Unequal Partners: American Foundations and Higher Education Development in Africa”. Albertine Bookshop, New York, NY. Book Presentation and Talk. November 2016
• “Unequal Partners: Book Launch” with Vartan Gregorian, Carnegie Corporation of New York. New York, NY. October 2016

• “The Bilingual Revolution”. Sixth International Conference on Immersion and Dual Language Education, Minneapolis, MN. October 2016
• “The Bilingual Revolution”. Rhode Island Foreign Language Association, Providence, RI. Plenary Panel. October 2016
• “Soft Power and Educational Diplomacy” in Philip Hosay’s “International Education” (Spring 2016, New York University)
• “Language in Higher Education Development”. Reconsidering Development (University of Minnesota). Panel Discussion. March 2016
• “The Bilingual Revolution for All”, Northeast Conference for the Teaching of Foreign Languages, New York, NY. February 2016
• “U.S. Foundations and the Development of Higher Education in Africa”, annual meeting of the Association for Research on Nonprofit Organizations and Voluntary Action, Chicago, IL. November 2015
• “The Power of Collaboration: Engaging Parents as Advocates for Language Learning”, Community-Based Heritage Language Schools Conference and American University, Washington DC. September 2015

• “Developing Dual Language and Language Immersion Programs in Public Schools”, Bilingual Education Fair at UCLA, Los Angeles, CA. May 2015
• “Institutionalization of French Heritage Language Programs in U.S. Public Schools” annual meeting of the International Linguistics Association, New York, NY. April 2015
• “Institutionalization of Heritage Language Programs as a model for Humanistic Globalized Education in US Public Schools” annual meeting of the Comparative and International Education Society, Washington, DC. March 2015
• “Connections through Generational Borders”, annual meeting of the New York State Association for Bilingual Education, White Plains, NY. March 2015
• “French Heritage Language Communities in the United States”, Seton Hall University, South Orange, NJ. March 2015
• “U.S. Foundations and the Development of Higher Education in Africa”, annual meeting of the Comparative and International Education Society, Washington, March 2015
• The French Bilingual Revolution, French Immersion Public School Houston, Houston, TX. November 2014
• “French Heritage Communities in the United States”, presented during the annual meeting of the American Council for the Teaching of Foreign Languages, San Antonio, TX. March 2015
• “Cross-Cultural Competence: Intercultural Identity and Community”, panel participation during Fifth International Conference on Dual Language/Immersion Education, Salt Lake City, UT. October 2014
• “Multilingualism in the U.S. – Do American students need more than one language?” panel participation, The Graduate Center, CUNY. September 2014
• “Education K-12: Making the Most of Diversity”, panel participation, Lycée Français de New York. April 2014

• “France’s Cultural and Educational Diplomacy” in  Alessandra Wood’s “International Education” (Fall 2013, New York University)
• “The Partnership for Higher Education in Africa” in Jonathan Friedman’s “Introduction to Global Education” (Fall 2013, New York University)
• “U.S. Foundations and African Universities” in Naomi Moland’s “Education and Development in Africa” (Spring 2013, The New School)
• “American Foundations, Strategic Philanthropy, and the Development of Africa’s Higher Education”, presented during the annual meeting of the Association for Research on Nonprofit Organizations and Voluntary Action, New Haven, CT. November 2013
• “Regards Croisés: Crossing Perspectives on Bilingualism”. Panel discussion Lycée Français de New York. April 2013

• “U.S. Foundations and African Universities” in Richard Arum’s seminar on Higher Education (July 2012, SSRC – NYU)
• “The European Framework of Reference for Languages” New York State Education Department, New York, NY. June 2012
• “The French Bilingual Revolution”, presented at the annual meeting of the International Linguistic Association, New York, NY. April 2012
• “The French Bilingual Revolution”, presented at the Conference of the International Education Program, New York University. March 2012
• “The French Bilingual Revolution”, presented during the annual meeting of the New York State Association for Bilingual Education. March 2012
• Heritage Language and Social Cohesion. Panel participation. Lycée Français de New York. November 2011