We present the Memory Maps, an “Atado y Bien Atado” Initiative
Between October and December last year, the MIRCo center, along with entities such as Verso, Viento Sur, the Rose Luxembourg […]
At MIRCo, we are committed to open and citizen science, integrating specialists from diverse disciplines and promoting an interdisciplinary and collaborative approach to researching multilingualism, discourse, and communication in a constantly changing world.
We seek not only to analyze these changes but also to intervene in them, fostering citizen participation in knowledge production and collaborating with institutions and social organizations to promote more inclusive and equitable practices.
Hacia una nueva ciudadanía lingüística: investigación-acción para el reconocimiento de los hablantes en el ámbito educativo de la Comunidad de Madrid.
Principal investigators: Luisa Martín Rojo, Estíbaliz Amorrortu, Joan Pujolar and Maite Puigdevall, and Gabriela Prego.
Grant amount: €60,500.
Contested Territories is an international, cross-sector network of organizations from Europe and Latin America united in a joint research program aimed at generating conceptual and empirical knowledge on territorial inequalities.
Principal Investigator: Héctor Grad.
The fight against linguistic discrimination from cultural and artistic production spaces in Spain.
Principal investigators: Lara Alonso and Luisa Martín Rojo.
An MSCA Staff Exchanges project coordinated by MIRCo-UAM, ReDes_Ling is a network of universities and different social actors that will work from 2024 to 2027 on an international, interdisciplinary, and intersectoral approach to linguistic inequality and will propose actions to combat its harmful effects on society, focusing in particular on education, work, and health.
The FARO project is conceived under the CIVIS network, and has the participation of UAM, the Bucharest Unibersity, the Rome-La Sapienza University and the Aix-Marseille University. It consists of creating spaces where the University can give back to society those findings consistent with cultural diversity and the intercultural dialogue among groups. From MIRCo, we'll be working to collect the diversity within the linguistic patrimony and how it is displayed in the public space.
The MiRCo-UAM Interdisciplinary Center seeks to research multilingualism, discourse, and communication in the current context. We promote exchanges with experts from diverse fields to enrich academic practice, and we work together with speakers and social groups to boost the impact of our work in different spheres of society.
In its relationship with social transformations and new economies.
In its imbrication in social and identity processes, such as exclusion, the construction of inequality, and subjectivation.
Trajectories, status, value management, and linguistic ideologies; speaker models and power techniques (linguistic surveillance)
The exercise of power in interaction.
The discursive construction of social representations.
Discourses and problems of our time: racism and sexism; micro-violence; warring discourses.
Construction of neoliberal rationality.
Discursive processes: discursive production and circulation; legitimacy.
Foto: Jesús Aristu en actividad de campo (2023)
Foto: Jesús Aristu en actividad de campo (2023)
