Fwd: 🌈SUNDAY NOV 10: Reclaiming Marginalized Jewish Languages: Here's Who's Speaking!✨

[Uri Horesh]

Of possible interest to group members.

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Dr Uri Horesh
Lecturer in Arabic, Director of Postgraduate Teaching, School of Modern Languages

University of St Andrews

https://www.st-andrews.ac.uk/modern-languages/people/arabic/uh4/

u...@st-andrews.ac.uk 
Honorary Senior Lecturer in Linguistics, University of Essex

Co-author, Arabic Sociolinguistics (Cambridge University Press, 2022) https://cambridge.org/9781316633731  
Co-Editor, Arabic Linguistics https://benjamins.com/catalog/arli 

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From: Queer Yiddish Camp <in...@queeryiddish.camp>

Subject: 🌈SUNDAY NOV 10: Reclaiming Marginalized Jewish Languages: Here's Who's Speaking!✨

Date: 5 November 2024 at 15:47:41 GMT

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View in browser  Tayere kvirn & khaveyrim / Dear queers & peers, This Sunday, November 10 at 2:00-3:30pm ET we're hosting a PANEL DISCUSSION on Reclaiming Marginalized Jewish Language!  Join us for an exciting afternoon of learning about Judeo-Arabic and Ladino language projects! A Q&A with the audience will follow the moderated discussion. Who's going to be speaking on the panel!? Find out below... FEATURES Nesi Altaras will moderate a conversational-style discussion between daph bendavid ouyoussef, Iris Fellous, and Yinnon Sanders - all organizers and community leaders working on bringing Judeo-Arabic and/or Ladino language literacy to their communities through various initiatives. INFO & PWYC TICKETS TICKETS Tickets are PWYC (Pay-what-you-can). All proceeds go towards supporting Queer Yiddish Camp and Rad Yiddish's current Fundraising Campaign to create an affordable, accessible Queer Yiddish Camp 2-week intensive! ACCESS CART Captioning and ASL Interpretation have been booked for this event. Please be in touch with us about any access requests or questions. BACKGROUND As organizations committed to radical social change within and outside of Yiddish culture, Queer Yiddish Camp and Rad Yiddish know that cross-cultural solidarity is a cornerstone of how we as Yiddishists show up in the world. Even as a marginalized Jewish language with a history of state suppression, Yiddish still continues to be more funded and resourced that other marginalized Jewish languages. We believe that uplifting Yiddish as a diasporic language cannot happen in a vacuum and that our cultural celebration and creation must happen alongside the uplifting of other languages like Judeo-Arabic, Ladino, Judeo-Tajik and many many more! GET YOUR TICKETS!  - YOUR SUPPORT - Your support will help us: 🧱 Build our organizational capacities to keep organizing quality events for our communities 🧏 Maintain reserve funds to hire accessibility professionals for our events, classes, and workshops whenever possible! Please consider giving:  Credit Card (USD) Venmo PayPal (USD) Or through our partner organization (in CAD): Credit Card (CAD) PayPal (CAD) Checks can be mailed to the address below. All gifts $18 & over can receive a donation receipt 💌 Zayt gezunt & shtark / Be well & fierce ;) freygl Queer Yiddish Camp Queer Yiddish Camp 18 james l. gibbs dr. ithaca, ny, usa 14850 QYC is located in Cayuga / Gayogo̱hó꞉nǫʼ territory. You received this email because you signed up on our website or attended one of our events. Unsubscribe