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Kathryn Woolard joins the Linguapax Advisory Board

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Kit Woolard, Professor Emerita at the University of California, San Diego, has agreed to join the Linguapax Advisory Board, made up of more than twenty international experts on matters relating to linguistic diversity. Professor Woolard, who specializes in linguistic anthropology, is a worldwide known researcher, mostly because of her contributions to the field of linguistic ideologies, and has published extensively on topics related to bilingualism, the link between language and…

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