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Welcome to Poliglotti4.eu

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Poliglotti4.eu is a project promoting multilingualism in Europe - the result of the deliberations of the EU Civil Society Platform on Multilingualism. This website reports on best practice in language policy and language learning, and provides policymakers, teachers, learners and civil society organisations with a powerful toolkit for benchmarking and enhancing their activities in non-formal and informal education and learning sectors. The project is funded through the European Commission's Lifelong Learning Programme. Globus Photo: © Gerd Altmann / PIXELIO

The new Poliglotti4.eu brochure is now available!

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The brochure offers a project description of Poliglotti4.eu  including the project key dates and the tools and information it provides to various users, with a special focus on the On-line Language Observatory. The brochure also highlights the main Policy Recommendations of the EU Civil Society Platform on Multilingualism (CPSM), which were partly drafted by some of the current project partners.The brochure is in three languages (English, French, and German) and the PDF version can be downloaded here. Hard copies of the brochure can be ordered free of charge by contacting us on co-ordinator@eunic-brussels.eu.

Poliglotti4.eu Expert Seminar on Early Language Learning

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The international Poliglotti4.eu Expert Seminar on Early Language Learning took place on 9-10 February 2012 in the charming city of Leeuwarden, the capital of the bilingual province Fryslân, The Netherlands. The seminar was organised by the Mercator European Research Centre on Multilingualism and Language Learning and focused on the early language learning situation in Europe, on Poliglotti4.eu research outcomes and products so far, on policy-recommendations and on the challenges for the future of early language learning. More information can be found about the speakers, and photos of the seminar are available in the Media Gallery. Photo © geoclopedie.nl

Poliglotti4.eu Stakeholders Meeting on Multilingualism

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The Poliglotti4.eu Stakeholders Meeting on Multilingualism in the European Union took place on 1-2 December 2011 and was hosted by the Representation of the European Commission in Madrid, Spain. Topics included language policies, language learning and education and integrating multilingual practice in public services. Special attention was paid to the policy recommendations of the EU Civil Society Platform on Multilingualism and results of the research that is currently being undertaken by the Poliglotti4.eu project partners. Photo © Taramtamtam

Languages Speak Up!

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To celebrate the European Day of Languages, Poliglotti4.eu and Language Rich Europe launched a competition to find Language Ambassadors who are willing to lend their voice to the cause of language learning by creating a short video of their linguistic journey. After a tough decision for the jury, the winners of the Languages Speak Up competition have now been announced. You can watch their videos here. We’d like to thank all participants for their submissions, their enthusiasm and their creativity!

EUNIC in Brussels Culturelink European Council for Steiner Waldorf Education (ECSWE)
Club de Madrid European Federation of National Institutions for Language CMFE (Community Media Forum Europe)
Association of Commercial Television in Europe (ACT) European Council of Artists (ECA) European Council of Literary Translators' Associations
Fundación Academia Europea de Yuste European Association for Terminology ALTE
Mercator European Network of Language Diversity Centres European Coordination of Independent Producers (CEPI) European Forum of Vocational Education and Training
Eurolang European Association for the Education of Adults (EAEA) Europa Esperanto Unio - EEU
EUROCLIO EEE-YFU European Publishers Council
Literature Across frontiers European Theatre Convention RECIT
Federation of European Publishers Federal Union of European Nationalities European Federation for Intercultural Learning

"(c) 05/02/2011 - Disclaimer - Copyright European Union National Institutes for Culture" "This website has been funded with support from the European Commission. " This website reflects the views only of the author, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.

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