Out now: Non-binaire voornaamwoorden in het Nederlands// Non-binary pronouns in Dutch www.aup-online.com/content/jour...

Plot twist we have the same student

Hi! If you are a native speaker of American English, could you please help my student out by completing this survey? (You'll be judging prospective weather reporters.) survey.uu.nl/jfe/form/SV_...

The 11th annual international Gender Census 2024 is now open until at least 13th June 2024! survey.gendercensus.com It's for anyone whose gender (or lack thereof) isn't described by the M/F binary. It's short and easy, and results are useful in academia, business and self-advocacy.

We're seeking a host for LavLang31 next year as the planned host has sadly had to pull out. Could it be you? As a previous host of this fabulous conference, I can vouch for what an enriching experience it is - and myself and many others can offer plenty of support. Get in touch if you're interested!

Response options for the least-refused Q: Man Woman Non-binary Indigenous or cultural minority identity (e.g. two-spirit) Prefer not to say Other, please specify Omit the non-binary options, and people refuse.

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Sidenote: As I was emailing myself this paper to read later, I was reminded of the research showing social media exposure doesn't lead to more citations. Which made me think, if I use this to craft survey instruments, I better cite it. But also, citations are such a shallow way to measure impact.

Ever wondered how to ask inclusive, clear and accurate gender questions in survey research? But not had any data support your best guesses? Very excited to announce we have a new paper out in Linguistics Vanguard investigating exactly that! (Out now! Open Access!) www.degruyter.com/document/doi...

Translingual creative writing workshops, co-organized by UU & ILFU. Next is 19 Jan w/ Obe Alkema & @hylkemetie.bsky.social Free for UU students! ilfu.com/agenda/ilfu-...

Prepping a module in which my (L2 English) students will be reflecting on manoevring prescriptivism/native speakerism in academia. I've definitely seen linguistic journals which make explicit that submissions do not have to be written specifcally in "native" English but now can't find them anymore

So few people here at this point - I can't believe I made it into the cultural avant garde

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