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PROGRAMME
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Monday, June 10
10AM-6PM
Mansfield College, Seminar Room West
9:30 Morning Coffee
10 *Introductions (15 minutes each)
11:30 Mid-morning Break
12 *Introductions (15 minutes each)
13:30 Lunch
14:30 Discuss/Outline Goals
16 Mid-afternoon Break
16:30 Outline Goals/Day 2 Work Plan
18 End
Tuesday, June 11
10AM-6PM
Mansfield College, Seminar Room East
9:30 Morning Coffee
10 Theme 1 Discussion
11:30 Mid-morning Break
12 Theme 2 Discussion
13:30 Lunch
14:30 Theme 3 Discussion
16 Mid-afternoon Break
16:30 Synthesis
18 End
Our workshop is an informal gathering of linguists, conservationists, and indigenous scholars working towards a more unified, locally informed, and multidisciplinary approach to language documentation and mapping. As such, we will work together to identify the key themes on which we wish to focus.
*The first day will give us an opportunity to get to know each other. This is intended to be a friendly meeting of colleagues with a shared interest in linguistic diversity. Each of us will have approximately fifteen minutes to give a short presentation introducing ourselves, our work, and our goals.
A central aim for the meeting is to identify ways in which we can better unite our efforts to understand and sustain global linguistic diversity.
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