Gender-Neutral Language: Embracing Inclusivity in the Classroom

4

Oct

Fri

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Broad Hall 209
RSVP With Subject "Inclusivity"
a colorful poster with the title: Gender-Neutral Language: Embracing Inclusivity in the Classroom. Photos of the two speakers are listed at the bottom

Dr. Liana Stepanyan and Mercedes Fages Agudo will address the use of non-binary language in the Spanish classroom. They will introduce their recent publication, Sin Fronteras: Inclusive Spanish Grammar Textbook, a resource designed to promote gender inclusivity in language learning. During the talk, they will share practical ideas and examples of activities to integrate non-binary language structures into your curriculum, providing valuable insights for fostering inclusivity in the classroom.

Maria Mercedes Fages Agudo is a master lecturer and coordinator of Spanis II at the University of Southern California. She also directs Feliz en la Comunidad, a service-learning program that fosters community engagement by allowing students to apply their academic knowledge to real-world challenges in the Greater Los Angeles area.

Liana Stepanyan is a professor (teaching) of Spanish and coordinator of Spanish III at the University of Southern California. Her research focuses on second-language acquisition, non-binary language, and the inclusion of primary sources in courses. 

The talk is in Spanish.

Lunch served for registered participants.
Please RSVP makelb@pitzer.edu with subject: Inclusivity. 

Organized by Modern Languages, Literatures and Cultures, Pitzer College Funded by PDN Award / Intercultural Competence in Language Classes. Sponsored by Fletcher Jones Language and Culture Lab.
 

 

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  • Fletcher Jones Language and Culture Laboratory
  • Modern Languages, Literatures and Cultures

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Modern Languages, Literatures and Cultures