2. Applied perspectives

January 10–11, 2023, Umeå University, Sweden
Local organizer: Constanze Ackermann-Boström

Program

Keynote talks
	Visibility of minority languages in public spaces: vernacular expressions of linguistic sustainability Coppelie Cocq Professor in Sámi studies and digital humanities Umeå University
	Archives of Invisibility and the Brutality of Dispossession – colonialism, museums, and cultural sustainability Liisa-Rávná Finbog Postdoctoral Research Fellow Tampere University
	Indigenous language education: exploring examples from the Arctic Pigga Keskitalo Professor, Faculty of Education, Global Northern Societies University of Lapland

This workshop focusses on cultural and linguistic sustainability and well-being among linguistic minorities in the Nordic region. In order to explore ways how linguistic minorities in the Nordic countries can be supported in creating and maintaining both linguistic and cultural sustainability in the future, participants in this workshop discuss:

• What is the current state of the art of minoritized language technology and education research in the Nordic countries?
• What are the needed new research directions in support of cultural and linguistic sustainability for minoritized communities in the Nordic countries?