Keynotes (Selected: Since 2010)
Language policy and the global South: Multilingualism, monolingualism, and English as a world language. International Conference on Language Metamorphosis: Implications for education in decolonial contexts. Dhaka, Bangladesh, November 2024
Linguistic superdiversity and the multilingual turn: The dawn of a new era in applied linguistics? Congreso Paraguayo de Liguistica Aplicada. Paraguay, November 2024 (Online).
The multilingual turn, language policy, and English as a ‘world language’. The Education University of Hong Kong International PG Roundtable and Research Forum, July 2024
Addressing sociolinguistic superdiversity and the multilingual turn: Implications for existing methods in language teaching and learning. IAKLE (International Association for Korean Language Education) Annual Conference, Seoul, June 2023
Language policy and minority language maintenance: The challenges of nationalism and globalization. Linguistic Forum 2021: Language policy and language preservation Moscow November 2021 (Online)
Language policy and minority rights: Implications for China. International Conference on Language Policy and Language Education. Shanghai, September 2021 (Online)
Addressing the multilingual turn: Implications for language learning and teaching. International Symposium on Bilingualism 13, Warsaw, July 2021 (Online)
Pacific bilingual education: Options and possibilities. Child well-being research symposium. University of Canterbury, April 2021
English language teaching in Aotearoa New Zealand: Key challenges and possibilities. Global English Education China Assembly, Belt and Road Forum for English Language Education, November 2020 (Online)
Bidirectional language policy: Promoting both international and local/indigenous languages. Sixth Language Policy and Language Planning Symposium in China, September 2020 (Online)
Developing a Pasifika languages policy: Implications for Aotearoa New Zealand and its Pacific partners. Lalanga Fou Languages and High Tech Fono, Auckland, November 2019. See: https://www.mpp.govt.nz/assets/Reports/Pacific-Aotearoa-The-Lalanga-Fou-Languages-and-High-Tech-Fono-Report.pdf
Language rights in Oceania. United Nations Workshop on Language Rights. Bangkok, September 2019
Superdiversity and indigenous language rights: Exploring the connections (and disjunctures). Indigeneity, Citizenship and Education Symposium. Auckland University of Technology, December 2018
Linguistic justice, linguistic citizenship and language rights: Charting the connections and disjunctures. Workshop on Linguistic Justice. KU University, Leuven, Belgium, April 2018
Cosmopolitan or multicultural? The politics of language, diversity and inclusion in a globalized world. 5th International Conference on Multicultural Discourses, University of São Paulo, São Paulo, November 2016
Māori-medium education: history, challenges and possibilities. Symposium on bilingual and multilingual education in the Oceania-Pacific region, Australian National University, Canberra, October 2016
Language rights and multilingualism: Implications for migrants/transmigrants. Symposium on new speakers in a multilingual Europe, Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh, May 2016
Language minority rights in the age of superdiversity. International Association of Language Commissioners' Conference, Galway, Ireland, March 2016
The vision of a multilingual Tāmaki Makaurau/Auckland. Ngā Reo Maha, Ngā Reo Rere: Shaping a Multilingual Auckland, Auckland University of Technology, November 2015
What does superdiversity add to multilingualism? World Universities Network (WUN) Multilingualism and mobilities/Understanding globalization, University of Cape Town, October 2015
Strengthening ethnic education for the Karen peoples. Ethnic education in Myanmar ADRA, NORAG, KTWG Conference, Yangon, Myanmar, May 2015
Supporting bilingual/multilingual learners in English-medium contexts. Canterbury TESOL Association and University of Canterbury Plus Expo, May 2015
New Zealand’s changing demography: Implications for language (education) policy. Applied Linguistics Association of New Zealand (ALANZ), November 2014
Differentiating (and articulating) language rights. Interactions between indigenous and migrant minority languages in changing multilingual environments, University of Luxembourg, Luxembourg, July 2013
Globalization, language(s), and mobility. The Economics of Language Policy. CESifo, Venice, July 2013
When education just isn’t enough: international lessons for language revitalization. Beyond Education: The future of language. University of Wales, Bangor, March 2013
Biculturalism, bilingualism and multiculturalism: lessons from Aotearoa/New Zealand. Rethinking Multiculturalism: Reassessing multicultural education international symposium. University of Western Sydney, Sydney, September 2011