Jhud Aberilla joins the panel of speakers for the Study UK webinar "Exploring the paths into green careers: accounts from East Asia" hosted by the British Council. Over 2,000 participants registered to learn more about the different opportunities for the youth to get involved in a green career. It forms part of a global webinar series called Green Careers that the British Council is holding in 2021 in the run up to COP26. The series will explore the different careers that exist within the green sector and some of the routes into them, with a particular focus on the UK's higher education...
I participated in a round-table discussion on small-scale multilingualism in the Pacific, together with Christian Döhler, Alexandre François, and Jill Vaughan, convened by Friederike Lüpke and Ruth Singer, and hosted by l'Institut des langues rares (Institute for Linguistic Heritage and Diversity). Access the recording...
Our paper entitled Is Malayo-Polynesian a primary branch of Austronesian? A reappraisal was presented at the New Zealand Linguistics Society Language and Society Conference 2020. This was co-authored with Victoria Chen, Chen-Chuen Kuo, and Isaac Stead.
I was invited to speak at the online edition of the Binalot Talks, a series of lectures held every Wednesday, lunchtime and hosted by the Archaeological Studies Program (ASP) of the University of the Philippines. I talked about my current research on Porohanon (ISO 639-3 prh), its linguistic features and community profile.
This was also posted on the UP Dept. of Linguistics Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/UPLinguistics/posts/3945039448882176.
