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What's New from AMALLE project

Latest project news: scientific publications, research advances, conferences, seminars and institutional appearances.

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Events
AMALLE explores the role of Spanish-language learning in the economic agency and belonging of Chinese migrant women
AMALLE presents the paper “Learning to Belong? Gendered Migration, Care and Language Learning among Chinese Migrant Women in Spain” at the international conference Gender and Adult Learning for Democracy, Inclusion and Citizenship, held at the University of Huelva
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Institutional
AMALLE receives Irish professionals in an educational innovation exchange
In a collaborative initiative with Kedaro, AMALLE has recently hosted a delegation of three professionals from Ireland, who participated in a job-shadowing visit focused on the exchange of good educational practice
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Research
The AMALLE project launches its WP2 and WP3 work packages
AMALLE holds its first online coordination meetings to launch the lines of work dedicated to adult students of additional languages and to the training of language teachers
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Events
AMALLE, present at UERJ with a lecture on artificial intelligence and digital rights
The State University of Rio de Janeiro hosted the international lecture 'Artificial Intelligence and Digital Rights: Opportunities and Challenges', delivered by Beatriz Peña Acuña, Full Professor at the University of Huelva
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Team
Dr Carmen Toscano secures permanent position as Senior Lecturer at the University of Huelva
The AMALLE project researcher consolidates her academic career by securing this permanent position following the successful resolution of the competitive selection process held on 10 July 2026
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Publications
Article in RECIEM on teacher beliefs and multiliteracy
Javier Ávila-López and Carmen Toscano-Fuentes publish a systematic review article on the beliefs of additional language teachers regarding multiliteracy practices with adults.
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