Throughout the holiday season, we are encouraging our supporters to read about the lives being impacted by our work. Read on to hear from Maria Kostromitina, one of our 2022 DDG awardees! Maria Kostromitina (Northern Arizona University): “I would like to express my genuine gratitude for your support of my
Throughout the holiday season, we are encouraging our supporters to read about the lives being impacted by our work. Read on to hear from Lanting Wang, one of our 2022 DDG awardees! Lanting Wang (University of Queensland, Australia): “Research funding is of great value for knowledge creation and dissemination. It
Eunhae Cho (Pennsylvania State University): “With the TIRF funding, I will also be able to disseminate the research findings in various ways: peer-reviewed articles, such as journal publications and edited academic book chapters; conference presentations, including local, national, and international conferences in the fields of linguistics, education, and family studies;
Emma Chen, PhD earned her doctorate from the University of Saskatchewan in Canada. She is an immigrant mother to two young children who are multilingual speakers of Mandarin Chinese, English, and French. Her research is theoretically grounded in transnationalism, translanguaging, and parent knowledge. Engaging in narrative inquiry methodology, her doctoral
Throughout the holiday season, we are encouraging our supporters to read about the lives being impacted by our work. Read on to hear from Elise Brittain, one of our 2022 DDG awardees! Elise Brittain (University of Texas at San Antonio): “This funding opportunity provided by TIRF will provide access to
Throughout the holiday season, we are encouraging our supporters to read about the lives being impacted by our work. Read on to hear from Eldin Milak, one of our 2022 DDG awardees! Eldin Milak (Sungkyunkwan University): “From the outset of my studies in linguistics, I was intrigued by the relationship
