An inspiring meeting between the LiDS project and the DiMe project at the UKE

As almost everywhere in the world, multilingualism has always been part of everyday life in big cities like Hamburg: dialects and standard languages, immigrant languages and trade languages meet here. Sometimes they mix harmoniously, sometimes they come into conflict, and sometimes they separate...

For this LiDS Lunch Lecture, we have the pleasure of welcoming Brynn Quick, a guest researcher from Macquarie University, who will address a critical issue in healthcare: The monolingual habitus of Australian healthcare policy. Research indicates that linguistic minority patients often face poorer...