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Invited Speaker Series

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🎥 Rosina Lippi-Green – Linguistic authenticity and stereotyping in the performance of identity

satocenter November 16, 2016
February 17, 2013 A politician may spend twenty or...
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🎥 Fiona Willans – The multilingual turn in sociolinguistics: What use is it to educators?

satocenter November 15, 2016
PowerPoint presentation: Multilingual turn in sociolinguistics: What use is...
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🎥 Fiona Willans – Multilingual education policy in the Pacific: Insights from Vanuatu

satocenter November 15, 2016
PowerPoint presentation: Multilingual education policy in the Pacific: Insights...
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🎥 Mary Bucholtz – “Respeta mi idioma”: Promoting linguistic diversity and sociolinguistic justice through youth research and activism

satocenter November 15, 2016
March 20, 2015 Abstract: In this talk I demonstrate...
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🎥 Jeff Reaser – Language as part of the diversity cannon

satocenter November 15, 2016
Thursday, February 5, 2015 Despite being a crucial social...
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Congratlations to Lee Tonouchi, Da Pidgin Guerilla, on being selected as the next Hawaiʻi State Poet Laureate! https://hihumanities.org/hpl/
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Congratlations to Lee Tonouchi, Da Pidgin Guerilla, on being selected as the next Hawaiʻi State Poet Laureate! https://hihumanities.org/hpl/
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"Keiki is one of the most well known Hawaiian words used by people that live or come to visit the Hawaiian islands. The word Keiki is another word for children, kids, younger family members, students, and other words relating to youth. When it comes to understanding culture and what means to respect and take care of keiki, it can relate toward the understanding of our language rights as a whole. Using the word keiki in Hawaii can show that one has lived here for a long time and has adapted to using this words rather than its English counterpart. Adapting words from either Pidgin or Hawaiian language and adding then to one's daily vocabulary shows that right to adapt a culture as a whole and respect where you are or where you live. Just like the sticker says "Keiki On Board" we should be cautious of our language rights just like how we should be cautious when seeing a car with the sticker "Keiki on Board.""
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@amier.ramos "Keiki is one of the most well known Hawaiian words used by people that live or come to visit the Hawaiian islands. The word Keiki is another word for children, kids, younger family members, students, and other words relating to youth. When it comes to understanding culture and what means to respect and take care of keiki, it can relate toward the understanding of our language rights as a whole. Using the word keiki in Hawaii can show that one has lived here for a long time and has adapted to using this words rather than its English counterpart. Adapting words from either Pidgin or Hawaiian language and adding then to one's daily vocabulary shows that right to adapt a culture as a whole and respect where you are or where you live. Just like the sticker says "Keiki On Board" we should be cautious of our language rights just like how we should be cautious when seeing a car with the sticker "Keiki on Board.""
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