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Judith Reynold’s paper wins prize
PhD student and member of the Researching Multilingually at Borders team Judith Reynolds, Durham University, presented a paper at the British Association for Applied Linguistics 2017 Annual Conference at Leeds University in September 2017. This paper won the Richard Pemberton Prize … Continue reading
Reflections from London Feminist Film Festival 2016
Melissa Chaplin Doing a PhD that focuses upon creative art, I’m often asked: ‘What’s the point?’ In a world of terrifying injustice, in the face of unbearable pain, what good is art? This question rumbled under the surface at this … Continue reading
‘Vulnerable Participants or Vulnerable Researchers?’ – Reflections from our Arizona Postgraduate Symposium
By Melissa Chaplin and Judith Reynolds As part of the Project Symposium held at the University of Arizona in Tucson from 14 to 18 March 2016, the PhD students within the Researching Multilingually at Borders project had the fantastic opportunity … Continue reading
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Tagged CATC, Gameli Tordzro, Judith Reynolds, Maria Grazia Imperiale, Melissa Chaplin, reflections, RMTC, Symposium, vulnerability
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Education and Migration Conference: Durham 21-23 Oct 2016
EDUCATION AND MIGRATION: LANGUAGE FOREGROUNDED 21-23 (Friday – Sunday) October, 2016, School of Education, Durham University, Durham, United Kingdom The purpose of this international conference is to bring together researchers and educators who are researching and working in educational contexts … Continue reading
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Tagged Alison Phipps, Durham University, Prue Holmes, RMTC, Symposium
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Nov 2015 Bucharest mini-symposium reflections
Part 5: Reflecting on Music Workshop Facilitation Music Workshop at CONNECT We all arrived in the music workshop full of expectations. Many of us were meeting each other for the first time in a small room in close proximity to … Continue reading
Nov 2015 Bucharest mini-symposium reflections
Read part 1 here Read part 2 here Read part 3 here Part 4: Cecilia and Prue on the Crafting Workshop This workshop engaged participants in learning about important symbols in Ghanaian culture, and translating that learning into the process of … Continue reading
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Tagged Bucharest, Case study 3, CATC, Cecilia Tordzro, Prue Holmes, RMTC, Romania, Symposium, translating cultures, workshop
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Nov 2015 Bucharest mini-symposium reflections
Read part 1 here Read part 2 here PART 3: Mariam and Tawona on the Poetry Workshop It’s a Gathering of Hearts As I sit and think plan and prepare As I hope and wish wonder and imagine I try I … Continue reading
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Tagged Bucharest, Case study 3, CATC, Gaza, Mariam Attia, Palestine, poetry, RMTC, Romania, Symposium, Tawona Sithole, workshop
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Nov 2015 Bucharest mini-symposium reflections
Read part 1 here PART 2: Katja and Jane on the Drama Workshop Katja: Preparation for the creative workshops began long before the actual day. Our host Rodica from NGO ‘Connect’ reminded us over skype to keep in mind participants’ plentiful … Continue reading
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Tagged Bucharest, Case study 3, CATC, Jane Andrews, Katja Frimberger, RMTC, Romania, Symposium, Theatre, translating cultures, workshop
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Nov 2015 Bucharest mini-symposium reflections
PART 1 – About the Workshops In November 2015, the researchers in the Creative Arts and Translating Cultures (CATC) and Researching Multilingually and Translating Cultures (RMTC) hubs visited the two Case Study 3 (CS3) researchers in Bucharest for a ‘mini-symposium’. Held … Continue reading
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Tagged Bucharest, Case study 3, CATC, RMTC, Romania, Symposium, translating cultures, workshop
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On being federated to the Researching Multilingually at Borders Project
I’m Susan Dawson, a second-year PhD student at the University of Manchester and now officially federated to this project. Last month I spent two days in Durham with the RMTC Hub, who were also joined by Katja, Gameli, Nazmi (via … Continue reading
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