#InAllLanguages

Fantastic initiative!

#InAllLanguages

A graphic card from Cadernos de Linguística titled “Helsinki Initiative on Multilingualism in Scholarly Communication.” It includes a blue speech bubble with the text “Helsinki Initiative on Multilingualism” and a smaller bubble saying “Hi!”. Below, a paragraph reads: “Research matters in all languages. This initiative defends local publishing, access to knowledge for society, and fair evaluation of work regardless of language. Multilingual communication strengthens science and its social impact.”

Cadernos de Linguística proudly supports the Helsinki Initiative.
We publish in all languages — because using local languages is essential to expressing valid scientific ideas on their own terms.
We ensure great visibility and fair evaluation for research #InAllLanguages.

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Cadernos de Linguística values linguistic diversity. We accept submissions in any language to ensure local research thrives, knowledge reaches society, and science connects with culture. #InAllLanguages

I am pleased to have made my contribution by updating the German DORA translation: sfdora.org/read/read-th...
#Multilingualism #InAllLanguages 🧪

Helsinki Initiative on Multilingualism in Scholarly Communication | DORA The Helsinki Initiative has three tenets to recognize multilingualism in scholarly work. This includes the promotion of language diversity in research assessment, evaluation, and funding systems.

🌍✨ Happy International Mother Language Day! 🎉 Did you know that DORA has been translated in over 20 languages?! 💬 Remember: one easy way to broaden the range of rewarded research outputs is recognizing scholarly work #InAllLanguages.
#MotherLanguageDay #CulturalDiversity
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What language do researchers use to communicate their findings?

The Helsinki Initiative Webinar is back! Join @nrobinsongarcia.bsky.social‬ and other fantastic scholars next Monday to discuss multilingualism in scholarly communication #InAllLanguages

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Helsinki Initiative on Multilingualism in Scholarly Communication | helsinki-initiative.org

The Helsinki Initiative is working to promote multilingualism in scholarly communication. This includes promoting language diversity in:
📚 #ResearchAssessment
📚 Funding systems
#InAllLanguages
www.helsinki-initiative.org/en

Multilingualism and Language Bias in Research Assessment: Supporting Non-English Speaking Scientists... The Declaration on Research Assessment (DORA) recognizes the need to improve the ways in which the outputs of scholarly research are evaluated.

🆕 Read about Janne Pölönen's presentation on linguistic biases in evaluation processes, the linguistic publishing landscape, Helsinki Initiative #InAllLanguages, and CoARA multilingualism working group. New blog post on our Initiatives Discussion Group!
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