In today’s world, speaking more than one or two languages is the rule rather than the exception. This involves switching between different linguistic codes. How do these codes develop in children and young people? How does a bilingual upbringing affect identity? The meeting will present the experiences of Kraków and Wrocław.
Format: online meeting
Who should come: people who work with children and young people, representatives of minorities, migrants, and parents of children with a migration background
Registration: https://bit.ly/JĘZYKATOŻSAMOŚĆ
Who should come: people who work with children and young people, representatives of minorities, migrants, and parents of children with a migration background
Registration: https://bit.ly/JĘZYKATOŻSAMOŚĆ
Aleksandra Zapolska – founder and board member of the ZUSTRICZ Foundation, coordinator of the projects “Children of the Maidan”, “An Album from Years Ago” and “A Book of Good Practice”. A mathematician by training, a photographer by passion and a lover of tango.
Anna Ursulenko – works at the Department of Ukrainian Studies at the University of Wrocław. She is a translator, curator of the “KinoUkraїna at DCF Cinema” series and has moderated meetings with Ukrainian writers at the Authors’ Reading Month festival (2015) and the Lviv Month programme (European Capital of Culture Wrocław 2016). She also regularly hosts meetings with guests of the “KinoUkraїna at DCF Cinema” series.
Aleksandra Kosior – a graduate in Slavic Philology from the University of Wrocław and a long-standing intercultural assistant in Wrocław.
Dialogopolis is delivered as part of the ReSTART project, co-financed by the National Programme of the Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund (AMIF) and the state budget.
