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Don't forget - you can still register for online participation until August 10th!

Register at: lilg.div-ling.org/registration/

Find the programme at: lilg.div-ling.org/programme/

#linguistics #gender #language

Join us at LILG 2 – Linguistic Intersections of Language and Gender!

There are still 2 spots left for in-person participation & plenty for online participation - register now!

Date: 12-13 August 2025
Location: @hhu.de & online
Register here: lilg.div-ling.org/registration

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🎉 Registration now open!
Join us at LILG 2 – Linguistic Intersections of Language and Gender.

Date: 12-13 August 2025
Location: Düsseldorf @hhu.de & online
Register here: lilg.div-ling.org/registration/

We look forward to seeing you there!

One chapter deserves special mention: it's based on the fantastic course work of my students in a class on gender linguistic methods @hhu.de.

In "Form identity & gendered associations", we explore how similar forms influence gender associations across L1/L2.

Huge thanks to my brilliant co-authors!

Theoretical and empirical basis for gender-fair language use: The case of Spanish Theoretical and empirical basis for gender-fair language use: The case of Spanish was published in Linguistic intersections of language and gender on page 173.

New chapter with @lvplo.bsky.social!! "Theoretical and empirical basis for gender-fair language use: The case of Spanish"
doi.org/10.1515/9783...

Linguistic intersections of language and gender Linguists have been interested in the relation of language and gender for a long time, yet only recently has the field diversified extensively in both its research questions and its methods. However, ...

@terrorstein.bsky.social, Viktoria Schneider & I have just published our edited volume "Linguistic intersections of language and gender"!

Check it out: www.degruyterbrill.com/document/doi...

Thanks to all contributors - we're proud of what we've created together!

#linguistics #gender #openaccess

Understanding (mis)gender(ing) and pronouns from a politeness theory standpoint Understanding (mis)gender(ing) and pronouns from a politeness theory standpoint was published in Linguistic intersections of language and gender on page 83.

"Linguistic intersections of language and gender. Of gender bias and gender fairness" is finally out! 🥰

Thanks to editors Dominic Schmitz, Simon David Stein and Viktoria Schneider 💜

@div-ling.org @dmncschmtz.bsky.social @hhu.de

🔗 My contribution:
doi.org/10.1515/9783...

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Contributors to LILG 2025 will once again have the chance to publish their work – though this time, the how will remain a secret... for now. Stay tuned! 👀

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The volume brings together chapters based on talks and posters from LILG 2023, alongside additional contributions submitted through an open call.

It is edited by @dmncschmtz.bsky.social, @terrorstein.bsky.social, and Viktoria Schneider from @hhu.de.

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Linguistic intersections of language and gender Linguists have been interested in the relation of language and gender for a long time, yet only recently has the field diversified extensively in both its research questions and its methods. However, ...

🚨 Just published: "Linguistic intersections of language and gender" – an edited volume born from the very first edition of our conference of the same name!

www.degruyterbrill.com/document/doi...

#linguistics #gender #openaccess

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Two images below each other. At the top, a part of the LILG website with the LILG logo, which consists of three circles overlapping. At the bottom, a picture of the Polish contribution to the 2025 ESC grand finale, with three circles overlapping in the background.

🎤 Just in case you blinked during the epic Polish song at the #ESC grand finale… did you catch our sneaky LILG ad cameo? 👀

Hope it made you smile as much as the performance did! 🎶

Join us at LILG! 12-13 August 2025, @hhu.de & online.
More info at: lilg.div-ling.org #linguistics

A photo of three people: On the left a dragqueen with orange hair in a black dress, in the middle a person with sunglasses, brown hair and a white t-shirt, on the right a person with short brown hair, glasses, and a white shirt with circles on it. They carry a rainbow flag. In the background more people are somewhat visible, they seem to be dancing. On the wall in the background, there is a progressive pride flag.

Not saying that @hhu.de is the perfect place for a linguistics meets gender meets queerness conference... But have you seen what their English #Linguistics lecturer Christian Uffmann aka Phonobro just dropped?

www.instagram.com/reel/DJi8Tnp...

Join us at LILG! lilg.div-ling.org

We recently found out that there were technical issues with our email system, and some messages, esp. applications, were lost.

If you applied for membership in the Association for Diversity in Linguistics but haven't heard back from us, please get in touch - we'd love to welcome you properly!

The slides of the final talk of our 2024/2025 talk series are now available online at div-ling.org/talks

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This is tomorrow! Join us via Zoom to learn more about the linguistics behind naming strategies.

Find the Zoom link at div-ling.org/talks

#linguistics 🐦🐦

Only three days to go - join us to learn more about naming strategies!

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Image titled "Conference: Linguistic Intersections of Language and Gender," with "Registration now open" written in bold in the center of the image.

🎉 Registration now open!
Join us at LILG 2 – Linguistic Intersections of Language and Gender.

Date: 12-13 August 2025
Location: Düsseldorf @hhu.de & online
Register here: lilg.div-ling.org/registration/

We look forward to seeing you there!

Invitation to a talk by Annika Tjuka on 30 April 2025 at 1pm German time with the title "Body, Objects, and Animals: Investigating the Factors Behind Naming Strategies". It further states that the talks of the series take place Wednesdays, 1-2pm German time, that they are free and that registration is not required. Contact persons are Dominic Schmitz and Janina Esser via the email contact@div-ling.org. For more Information on the talk series and the association, please visit div-ling.org/talks.

The final talk in our 2024/2025 talk series will be given by Annika Tjuka.

The talk will be on the topic of "Body, Objects, and Animals: Investigating the Factors Behind Naming Strategies".

Find more information here: div-ling.org/talks

#linguistics #Linguistik

Yes, all talks will be livestreamed, and there will also be an online poster session. Only the in-person poster presentations won't be available online.

✨ LILG2 News ✨
All notifications of acceptance have now been sent out - thank you to everyone who submitted! We're looking forward to an exciting programme at our upcoming conference.

Find a list of all accepted contributions here: lilg.div-ling.org/programme/

More news soon!

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Wow! We hit 90 abstract submissions for our conference LILG2! 🥳

Huge thanks to everyone who submitted - we are now diving into the review process and cannot wait to see the amazing presentations that will come out of this. Stay tuned!

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⚠️ Deadline is today - no extension! Submit your abstract for LILG 2 – Linguistic Intersections of Language and Gender!

📅 Dates: 12-13 August 2025
📌 Hybrid format: Düsseldorf at @hhu.de + online + online

Time is running out – submit now 👉 lilg.div-ling.org

#linguistics #gender

Whoops! "online or online?" Yes, we're that hybrid - we're doubly online!

🚨 Last chance! Only 1 day left to submit your abstract for LILG 2 – Linguistic Intersections of Language and Gender.

📅 Deadline: 31 March
📌 Event: 12-13 August 2025, in Düsseldorf at @hhu.de + online or online.

Don't miss out – submit now 👉 lilg.div-ling.org

#linguistics #gender

⏳ Just 2 days left to submit your abstract for LILG 2 – Linguistic Intersections of Language and Gender!

📅 Deadline: 31 March
📌 Join us 12-13 August 2025 in Düsseldorf at @hhu.de + online or online.

Submit your abstract here 👉 lilg.div-ling.org

#linguistics #gender

Don't forget - this is tomorrow!

Join us to learn more about "Das Queere Korpus: Aufbau und Beispielanalysen".

Find more information and the Zoom link here: div-ling.org/talks

#linguistics #Linguistik

🚨 Deadline approaching! The Call for Papers for LILG 2 – Linguistic Intersections of Language and Gender – closes on 31 March!

📅 Save the dates: 12-13 Aug 2025
📌 Location: Düsseldorf at @hhu.de + online

Get all the info and submit here 👉 lilg.div-ling.org

#linguistics #gender

Less than one week to go! Join us to learn about a German queer corpus!

#Linguistik #linguistics

Invitation to a talk by Samira Ochs & Jan Oliver Rüdiger on 26 March 2025 at 1pm German time with the title "Das Queere Korpus: Aufbau und Beispielanalysen". It further states that the talks of the series take place Wednesdays, 1-2pm German time, that they are free and that registration is not required. Contact persons are Dominic Schmitz and Janina Esser via the email contact@div-ling.org. For more Information on the talk series and the association, please visit div-ling.org/talks.

The next talk in our 2024/2025 talk series will be given by Samira Ochs & Jan Oliver Rüdiger.

The talk will be in German and on the topic of "Das Queere Korpus: Aufbau und Beispielanalysen".

Find more information here: div-ling.org/talks

#linguistics #Linguistik

🗣️ Calling all linguists! The Call for Papers for LILG 2 – Linguistic Intersections of Language and Gender – is open until 31 March!

📅 Event date: 12-13 August 2025
📌 Hybrid: Düsseldorf @ @hhu.bsky.social + online

Details and submission 👉 lilg.div-ling.org

#linguistics #gender