We are pleased to invite you at our third seminar, the 26th of November 2021 at the MESHS, 2 rue des Cannonniers (Lille). You can also participate in the seminar online: https://univ-lille-fr.zoom.us/j/99739438207?pwd=WFh0UDBpUEF3Q2tjZi95NGlIR2ZQUT09
8:30. Warm up
9:00-10:00. Emmanuelle Canut & Juliette Delahaie (Lille University, France). The MigraFLE project in the field of migrant teaching schools. Learners results.
10:00-11:00. Silvia Kunitz (Stockholm University, Sweden). Impromptu vocabulary work in language cafés in Sweden.
11:00-11:15. Coffee Break
11:15-12:15. Gloria Chamorro (Kent University, United Kingdom). RefuTeach: An action-research project. Preliminary observations.
12:15-13:15. George Androulakis (University of Thessaly, Greece). Research undertaken at the GLML of the University of Thessaly for task-based language learning with multimodal and multilingual resources.
Who are we?
The MigraLang project is led by a multidisciplinary research team from the University of Lille, made up of researchers in Language Sciences, Sociology, Anthropology and Psychology (Savoirs, Textes, Langage laboratory, Emmanuelle Canut, Juliette Delahaie, Sabrina Royer and Céline Beaugrand; Clersé laboratory, Judith Hayem and Stéphanie Pryen; Psitec laboratory, Nathalie Lionet and Maïté Brunel).
MigraLang is a research programme dedicated to the study of languages and communication in the support of migrant populations in France, particularly in the Lille metropolitan area, and in Europe.
The quality of communication plays a role in the process of vulnerability or, on the contrary, in improving the inclusion of these groups in society: what are the tools used, interpreting, speeches/texts adapted in “easy-to-read and understand French” ; what are the specific professional habits which enable newcomer migrants to understand and grasp the challenges of inclusion in French society?
Based on a multi-disciplinary methodology, different dimensions of integration are taken into account: language learning, legal and social support, medical and psychological follow-up, housing and professional integration.
