Jhonni Rochelle Charisse Carr, PhD

Signs of language justice? Solidarity, belonging, and strategies for fostering linguistic inclusion. Department of Linguistics, University of California, Los Angeles. (November 18). 

Visualizing voices: The use of Spanish in signage at an aspiring Latinx Thriving Institution. With Laura Álvarez López (Stockholm University) and Sol Yuritzin Arroyo-Jacuinde (undergraduate at University of California, Berkeley). Latinx Research Center, University of California, Berkeley. (April 26).

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Language policies and use of Spanish at an aspiring Hispanic Serving Institution. With Laura Álvarez López (Stockholm University). Research Group on Multilingualism Teaching and Learning in a Critical Perspective, Stockholm University, Sweden. (December 19).

Methodological challenges and solutions for linguistic landscape data collection. Institute for Foreign Language Philologies, Universität Koblenz-Landau, Germany. (June 12).

The linguistic and psychosocial accessibility of three Latinx majority neighborhoods. Institute for Romance Studies, Leopold-Franzens-Universität Innsbruck, Austria. (June 5). 

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Social justice implications regarding the presence and absence of Spanish in the urban signage. Department of Linguistics, University of California, Los Angeles. (November 22). 

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Korean meets English meets Spanish: The linguistic landscape of Koreatown, Los Angeles. Korean Heritage Language Research Group, University of California, Irvine. (August 10). 

Signs of language justice: The case of Spanish in the linguistic landscape. Department of Spanish & Portuguese, University of California, Los Angeles. (January 24). 

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Language and the right to the public space. Department of Anthropology, Geography and Ethnic Studies, California State University, Stanislaus. 2021 GIS Day: Geography Meets the Humanities. (November 15).

Language solidarity: How to create a force field with words. Department of Modern Languages, Rhode Island College. (September 27). Virtual lecture.

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Language justice and the use of Spanish in public signage. Department of Romance Languages and Literatures, State University of New York at Binghamton. (March 24). In-person lecture changed to virtual lecture due to Coronavirus.

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Spanish in Los Angeles urban signage: Language attitudes and linguistic communities. Department of Spanish & Portuguese, University of California, Berkeley. (February 1).

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Applications in sociolinguistics: Linguistic Landscape Studies. Modern Languages Department Research Colloquium, California State University, Dominguez Hills. (October 18).

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Multilingualism in the linguistic landscape of central Mexico City. Advanced Topics in Linguistics, Translation & Multilingualism, State University of New York at Binghamton. (November 30).
 

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The role of Spanish at an emerging Hispanic Serving Institution: Language policies and the linguistic landscape. With Laura Álvarez López (Stockholm University) and Sol Yuritzin Arroyo-Jacuinde (UC Berkeley). I California Spanish Conference, University of California, Riverside. (November 16-17).

¿Y el español? Language policies and use of Spanish at an aspiring Hispanic Serving Institution. With Laura Álvarez López (Stockholm University). Panel: The multicultural utopia of US Hispanic-serving universities: What are we ‘selling’? The 14th Linguistic Landscapes International Workshop (LL14), Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain. (September 6-8).

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A framework for measuring language representation in the linguistic landscape: The case of Los Angeles Koreatown. With Ji Young Kim (UCLA). The 28th Conference on Spanish in the United States (SIUS)/13th Conference on Spanish in Contact with Other Languages, Southern Methodist University, Dallas, TX. (April 6-8).

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Come work from Mexico, it’s truly magical: 
la gentrificación en el paisaje lingüístico de Mazunte. I Congreso Internacional de Paisaje Lingüístico (ICIPL), Universidad Pablo de Olavide, Sevilla, Spain. (November 9-11).

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Methods for conducting research on Spanish in the urban signage: Preparation, fieldwork, and post-fieldwork procedures. The 10th International Workshop on Spanish Sociolinguistics (WSS10), Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, Georgia. (April 7-9).

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Technology in the classroom and beyond: Designing and disseminating results of a collaborative LL research project. The 12th Linguistic Landscapes International Workshop (LL12), University of Gothenburg, Sweden. (September 1-3).

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Analyzing the correlation between oral and written language in the linguistic landscape: An empirical model. The 2021 conference of the American Association for Applied Linguistics (AAAL), Virtual Conference. (March 20-23).

[CANCELLED DUE TO CORONAVIRUS] Teaching language and linguistics through multilingual urban signage. The American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese (AATSP) 102nd Annual Conference, Caribe Hilton Hotel, San Juan, Puerto Rico. (July 9-12).

[CANCELLED DUE TO CORONAVIRUS] Methods for conducting research on Spanish in the urban signage: Preparation, fieldwork, and post-fieldwork procedures. The 10th International Workshop on Spanish Sociolinguistics (WSS10), Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, Georgia. (April 15-18).
 

Linguistic landscaping 101: Methodological approaches to ethics, safety, and effectiveness while conducting LL fieldwork. The 11th Linguistic Landscapes International Workshop (LL11), Bangkok, Thailand. (June 3-7).

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Signs of language justice: The case of Spanish in the linguistic landscape. The 27th Conference on Spanish in the United States (SIUS)/12th Conference on Spanish in Contact with Other Languages, Cleveland State University. (April 4-6).

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Yo no chaqueteo: Overt, covert, and local prestige in the Los Angeles linguistic landscape. The 9th International Workshop on Spanish Sociolinguistics (WSS9), Queens College-CUNY, New York, New York. (April 5).

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Language attitudes and the perceived value of Spanish as the language of advertising in Los Angeles. The 2017 Hispanic Linguistics Symposium, Texas Tech University, Lubbock, Texas. (October 28).

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Perceptions and realities of Spanish in the urban signage of Los Angeles. The 26th Conference on Spanish in the United States (SIUS)/11th Conference on Spanish in Contact with Other Languages, Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah. (April 7).

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Linguistic rejection and appreciation in the Los Angeles linguistic landscape. The 2017 conference of the American Association for Applied Linguistics (AAAL): Applied Linguistics and Transdisciplinarity, Portland, Oregon. (March 18).

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Project-based learning in the Spanish heritage language classroom: A video project proposal. The 10th International Conference on Language Teacher Education: Language Teacher Education for a World on the Move: Meeting the Needs of Diverse Student Populations, University of California, Los Angeles. (February 4). 

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Through the lens of Linguistic Landscape Studies: A new approach to studying Los Angeles Vernacular Spanish. The American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese (AATSP) 2016 Fall Conference, Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, CA. (November 12).

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Signs of ethnolinguistic vitality: Spanish in the linguistic landscape of Southeast Los Angeles. The 8th Linguistic Landscapes International Workshop (LL8): Regeneration, Revitalisation, Reterritorialisation, Liverpool, United Kingdom. (April 21).

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En la Línea Roja: Language attitudes regarding the linguistic landscape of a Hollywood metro cabin. The 8th International Workshop on Spanish Sociolinguistics (WSS8), Río Piedras, Puerto Rico. (April 16).

Reflection on practice: Questioning comparisons in Linguistic Landscape Studies. The 7th Linguistic Landscape International Workshop (LL7): Questioning Boundaries, Opening Spaces, University of California, Berkeley. (May 8).

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Comparing Koreatowns: The linguistic landscape of the K-Towns of Los Angeles & Mexico City. The 7th Linguistic Landscape International Workshop (LL7): Questioning Boundaries, Opening Spaces, University of California, Berkeley. (May 8). 

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Spanish meets English meets Korean: Language contact in the linguistic landscape of Zona Rosa. Georgetown University Round Table (GURT): Diversity and Super-Diversity: Sociocultural Linguistic Perspectives, Washington, D.C. (March 15). 

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The vernaculars of Koreatown: Language contact in the linguistic landscape. The 130th Modern Language Association Annual Convention (MLA), Vancouver, Canada. (January 9). 

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The role of Spanish in the linguistic landscape of Southeast Los Angeles. The XVII Annual Ohio State University Congress on Hispanic and Lusophone Linguistics (OSUCHiLL), The Ohio State University. (April 12). 

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The functions of Spanish in Huntington Park: An analysis of the linguistic landscape. The American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese (AATSP) 2013 Fall Conference, University of California, Los Angeles. (October 26).

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Hablas mejor que yo: actitudes de hablantes nativos hacia el español de hablantes no nativos avanzados. OCUPANDO el español en Los Ángeles: temas varios de una lengua en ebullición, University of California, Los Angeles. (June 13). 

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The whole enchilada on language attitudes: The lack of phonetic adaptation of words of Spanish language origin in English. The 24th Conference on Spanish in the United States: Language Contact, Language Conflict, and Language Confluence at the Edge of the Nation, University of Texas-Pan American. (March 6). 

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One margarita, please! Language attitudes regarding pronunciation in the language of origin. Why Spanish Matters II: Bilingualism & Beyond, University of California, Los Angeles. (April 26).

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Is phonetic pronunciation in the language of origin stigmatized? A pilot study. The 6th International Workshop on Spanish Sociolinguistics (WSS6), University of Arizona. (April 13). 

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Myth and realities about bilingual speakers in the U.S. (With A. Guerrero). Protecting Identity and Diversity: Language and Cultural Rights, University of California, Santa Barbara. (February 23). 

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Tapatío, tacos, and tequila: Hispanic influence on American taste preferences. Food Studies: An Interdisciplinary Conference, University of Nevada, Las Vegas. (December 9). 

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Yo quiero Taco Bell: How Hispanic culture affects American taste buds. Why Spanish Matters I: el español en EE.UU, University of California, Los Angeles. (February 16).