Researching the Deaf community and FSL

Mark Kevin Reginio

Department of Anthropology College of Social Sciences and Philosophy University of the Philippines

Explore how hearing researchers and linguists can meaningfully engage with Deaf communities, support their rights and experiences in a hearing-dominated society, and broaden their work by recognizing and including signed languages.

"The Linguistics of Hope: Language Research and Service”: A Workshop

Dr. Priscilla Tan-Cruz

Ateneo de Manila University

We will discuss the concepts of appliable linguistics (Halliday, 2006) and positive discourse analysis (PDA) (Martin, 2004) in order to examine ways to allow our linguistics work to help solve the problems that our communities face today.

Living-Language-Land: Listening to Nature in Languages Not Our Own

Philippa Bayley

Living-Language-Land

One significant goal of the talk is to explore potential ways that Living-Language-Land could engage with the ethnolinguistic diversity of the Philippines.