Investigates the language learning, multiple literacy development, and schooling and community experiences of the Somali population in Minnesota - a community which is Muslim, refugee, and under-schooled
Brings together five years of interdisciplinary research, drawing upon theories from the fields of applied linguistics, second language acquisition, education, and sociology
Uses a range of epistemological frames to explore central and contemporary problems that tie language learning to racialized, religious, and gendered identities
Argues for the centrality of socio-political contexts in language learning and for the integration of advocacy and research
Investigates the language learning, multiple literacy development, and schooling and community experiences of the Somali population in Minnesota - a community which is Muslim, refugee, and under-schooled
Brings together five years of interdisciplinary research, drawing upon theories from the fields of applied linguistics, second language acquisition, education, and sociology
Uses a range of epistemological frames to explore central and contemporary problems that tie language learning to racialized, religious, and gendered identities
Argues for the centrality of socio-political contexts in language learning and for the integration of advocacy and research