The thirteenth CIPL newsletter has been published today. In this newsletter you can read about the significant strides in the development of Kaaps and you can read an in memoriam of Stephen R. Anderson. Lisa van den Hoven writes about her trip to Ecuador, and ofcourse there is news from our member organisations.
Read moreApplication round travel grants is open now
CIPL makes travel grants available twice a year for advanced students without a PhD who want to give a presentation at an international conference abroad. Two of the five grants are explicitly intended for advanced students who want to give a presentation at a conference organized by one of the member organizations of CIPL.
Read moreTravel grant winners Spring/Summer 2025
CIPL organizes a scholarschip program twice a year, once in the Spring/Summer and once in the Autumn/Winter.
CIPL awarded six travel grants for young scholars who want to present their papers at an international conference.
Venue next ICL in 2028
We have some great news to share: the EC decided to select Leiden as the venue for the 2028 International Congress of Linguists. The proposed title is: World of Languages. Please note the dates: 23-29 July 2028! We hope to meet you all at the celebrations of the centenary of CIPL (1928-2028) in Leiden.
Read moreLSA Statement against designating English as the official language
Is the United States a monolingual country? Linguists strongly oppose the view of the United States as an “English Only” country.
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