The following list of talks I have given in 2022 is in reverse chronological order (most recent first). Links to previous years are below.
| 4 November | Department of Linguistics, SOAS, University of London, guest lecture. Ethics and rights in linguistic research. download |
| 1 November | Department of Linguistics, SOAS, University of London, guest lecture, Overview of tools and techniques for language documentation, description and revitalisation. download |
| 20 October | Faculty of Arts Scientific Advisory Board, University of Helsinki, Finland, invited talk, Remarks on the current academic publishing landscape. download |
| 11 July | Summer School on Language Documentation and Preservation, University of Tuscia, Italy, invited seminar, Overview of tools and techniques for language documentation, description and revitalisation download |
| 12 July | Summer School on Language Documentation and Preservation, University of Tuscia, Italy, invited seminar, Language documentation, language description, and language revitalization: how and why? download |
| 13 July | Summer School on Language Documentation and Preservation, University of Tuscia, Italy, invited seminar, Language documentation, language description, and language revitalization: partners or problem neighbours? download |
| 15 July | Summer School on Language Documentation and Preservation, University of Tuscia, Italy, invited seminar, Ethics and rights in language documentation, revitalisation and archiving download |
| 30June | Jane Simpson Festival Workshop, ANU, Canberra, invited talk, Argument coding and clause linkage in Australian Aboriginal languages, Australian National University. download |
| 28 June | Workshop on Linguistic Research Methods, Mahidol University, Thailand, invited talk, Publishing your work in journals. download |
| 19 May | Conference on Heritage Languages Around the World (HLAW), Lisbon, invited talk, Issues and challenges in language endangerment and heritage languages: some Australian examples. download |
| 22 April | University of Iceland, Vigdis Centre for Multilingualism and Intercultural Understanding, invited talk, Revitalising Indigenous Languages and Cultures: A Global Perspective. download |
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