Category: Berlin

OPENING DOORS TO CREATIVITY, COLLECTIVITY, AND RELATIONALITY

29 Oct 2025

Barcelona, Berlin, Catalonia, Galicia, Kven, Lucerne, Multilingualism and Society, Norway, Turin

Arts-based research, community and belonging, creativity and collectivity, cultural identity, Europe, everyday multilingualism, fieldwork reflections, language activism, language and culture, language in motion, Language Revitalisation, linguistic diversity, minority languages, multilingualism in Europe, relational ethnography, research collaboration

The MultiLX project explores how minority languages thrive in everyday life across Europe. Through fieldwork in cities like Turin, Galicia, Norway, and Berlin, researchers highlight the interconnectedness of language with art, activism, and community. They reveal language as a dynamic practice, reflecting resilience, creativity, and belonging in diverse cultural contexts.
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TWO DAYS IN BERLIN

25 Jul 2025

Berlin, Site visit

Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg., Bahman Ghobadi Film, Berlin Fieldwork Journal, Kurdish Cuisine Berlin, Kurdish Cultural Preservation, Kurdish Diaspora in Germany, Kurdish Language Education, Kurdish-German Kindergarten, Kurmancî Storytelling, Multilingual Family Centre, Neukölln Syrian Café, Participatory Research, Yekmal Berlin

Katharina Brizić | Sîdar Bayram Orhan | Belinda Akel | Mehdi Jafarzadeh | Özgül Bendes | Şilan Bezaydaş | Uğur Sermiyan | Angela Creese | Adrian Blackledge Day 1 Katharina, Mehdî, Sîdar, Şilan, Necle, Angela and Adrian meet for breakfast at a Syrian Café on Hobrechtstraße in the Neukölln neighbourhood. The café is run by
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