#LSA2023 - call for papers: CRN 38, International Socio-Legal Feminisms, aims to provide a platform for discussion of research addressing feminist perspectives on law. For over a decade, CRN 38 has supported research from a variety of legal jurisdictions. All approaches to socio-legal methodologies are welcome. Informal approaches from scholars to the CRN organisers are welcome. contacts: Kathleen Lahey (QU Kingston) and me

I was really happy to see work from the Caribbean and Creoles, particularly Prof. Devonish's (University of the West Indies, Mona, Jamaica), shouted out at the #LSA2023 as models of bilingual language education. It doesn't happen enough.

@linguistics #bilingualism #education #pedagogy

I presented at the #LSA2023 on mouthing in signed languages, framing it as forms of #multimodal language contact. Slides can be found here:
https://fbisnath.github.io/bisnath-felicia_lsa2023.pdf

Related paper can be found here:https://psyarxiv.com/rxm7w/

@linguistics #languagecontact #signlanguages #mouthing

It was lovely to see old friends and meet new people at #LSA2023 this weekend!

For those interested in doing linguistics communication to broader audiences, the online #LingComm23 conference I mentioned is Feb 6-10 and I hope to see you there!
lingcomm.org/conference

Weeeelp, looks like the ADS registration option was not intended to give anyone virtual access to #LSA2023 plenaries or WOTY after all. So now they want those of us who used it to pay $425 retroactively for the access they accidentally gave us. Stay classy, LSA.

#5ML2023 #LSA2023 torture networks not kids!

Marantz talking about pseudo-morphology of words like 'brother' and 'vulnerable', I'm reminded of this line from the underappreciated 1991 classic Oscar #LSA2023

I like Alec Marantz's observation in this #LSA2023 plenary - when we encounter an unfamiliar face we don't call it a non-face, so people encountering new words shouldn't call them non-words

Linguists - I’m helping run the unofficial slack for #LSA2023 again. Come say hi and talk about anything LSA related. We have a live chat channel for the #WOTY2022 vote tonight as well!

DM me if you’d like the join link (If you were on it last year you already have a login)

Thanks to Ceil Lucas, Joseph Hill, Robert Bayley, and Carolyn McCaskill for a fascinating #LSA2023 talk!

#LSA2023 An interesting consequence of segregation: Oralism was not extended to Black Deaf schools, which typically remained manualist in instruction and in some cases took in Deaf teachers who had lost their jobs in white Deaf schools when oralism came to dominate.

@Slatteryz @foundhistory @dh @histodons Also #aiascs2023 and #lsa2023. A big week-end for excluding people who don't think it's safe to organize indoor meetings, lectures and parties during an airborne pandemic! #linguistics

Q for any other #linguists experiencing #LSA2023 and #ADS2023 fomo. Is the #WordProm (#WOTY2022) going to be accessible online this year? If so, what's the schedule?

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https://www.americandialect.org/2023-sked

prepping for #LSA2023 by testing out my mastodon cross-posting 🫣

Also, I'm in Denver for #LSA2023! Do say hi if you know me, I'll have some @lingthusiasm stickers if you mention the podcast!

This is also your conference reminder that I'm faceblind and might not remember what you look like, please wear your nametag and remind me if we've met!

My co-authors (A Bancu, J Peltier, D Burgess, S Eakins, W Gonzales, M Saltzman, Y Sedarous, A Stevers & M Baptista) will also be presenting on a community-based approach to revitalizing #Creole linguistics #teaching in the Scholarly Teaching in Linguistics session #LSA2023 @linguistics #pedagogy

I'll be at the #LSA2023 presenting on mouthing as multimodal language contact in the #Morphology, Signed languages session (Jan 6th, 2:15-5:15 GMT-7) @linguistics #signlanguages #languagecontact