Sarah Frances Gordon

Ethics and Publishing in Forensic Linguistics | 35 | Policing Credibil This chapter examines how linguistic bias in academic publishing can harm knowledge and understanding. Anglophone institutions centered around Eurocentric norms

Our chapter, Ethics and Publishing in Forensic Linguistics: Policing Credibility (with Bernardo Turnbull), is out in The Routledge Handbook of Ethics in Forensic Linguistics (ed. I. M. Nick & Kirsty E. Blewitt, 2026).

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Our chapter, “From the Editor’s Desk of a Bilingual Journal in Mexico,” appears in Plurilingual Perspectives on Scholarly Writing for Publication. We reflect on the challenges of equitable publishing across languages.

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As an autistic person, I’m really disturbed by the way the news talks about autism—as if it’s something to cure or something that ruins lives. Hearing that makes me feel like our lives somehow mean less to others.

Encantada de participar en #ALPSP2025 en Mánchester (10–12 sept). Formaré parte del panel Global Challenges and Local Solutions to Equitable Participation, donde hablaré sobre los retos de las revistas en América Latina y las desigualdades sistémicas en la publicación académica.

Excited to speak at #ALPSP2025 in Manchester (10–12 Sept)! I’ll join the panel, Global Challenges and Local Solutions to Equitable Participation, to discuss challenges for journals in Latin America & systemic disparities in scholarly publishing. #OpenAccess #EquityInPublishing

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