Linguistic Society of Nepal (LSN) organizes an annual conference on 26-27 November every year. The conference is one of the major activities of Society which provides a platform for those who have been working on different aspects of languages. LSN has been organizing the annual conferences since 1979 unfailingly bringing various linguists and practitioners together from home and abroad concentrating on the studies of Nepalese languages. This society would like to request all the linguists and

Linguistic Society of Nepal (LSN) organizes an annual conference on 26-27 November every year. The conference is one of the major activities of Society which provides a platform for those who have been working on different aspects of languages. LSN has been organizing the annual conferences since 1979 unfailingly bringing various linguists and practitioners together from home and abroad concentrating on the studies of Nepalese languages. This society would like to request all the linguists and

General Information: All deadlines are 23:59 Anywhere on Earth (AoE). Website: npxiv.nordicprosody.org Place: Campus, KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden Hosts: Dept. of Speech, Music and Hearing (TMH), KTH Date: 18–20 August 2026 (lunch to lunch) Abstract submission: 21 May 2026 Notification of acceptance: 5 June 2026 Registration deadline: 17 July 2026 (at least one author per accepted contribution) Registration fee: 100 EUR (students) / 200 EUR (non-students). IS

Program: Thursday - May 28, 2026 09:00–09:30: Registration 09:30-09:45: Opening remarks 09:45–11:00: Invited speaker: Hadil Karawani [Past and Perfect: Modality without modals] 11:00–11:30: Coffee break 11:30–12:10: Yusuke Kanazawa [Two types of analytic future and deontic modality in Old Sardinian] 12:10–12:50: Zahra Mirrazi [Existence Presupposition in Counterfactual conditionals: Tense or Aspect] 12:50–14:20: Lunch break 14:20–15:00: Jéssica Mendes [On the unavailability of (some

General Information: All deadlines are 23:59 Anywhere on Earth (AoE). Website: npxiv.nordicprosody.org Place: Campus, KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden Hosts: Dept. of Speech, Music and Hearing (TMH), KTH Date: 18–20 August 2026 (lunch to lunch) Abstract submission: 21 May 2026 Notification of acceptance: 5 June 2026 Registration deadline: 17 July 2026 (at least one author per accepted contribution) Registration fee: 100 EUR (students) / 200 EUR (non-students). IS

Call for Papers: We are pleased to announce that AMLaP 2026 will take place in Saarbrücken, Germany, from 2-4 September, 2026 (Wed-Fri). AMLaP is an annual event that brings together researchers with empirical, theoretical, computational, neural, and psychological perspectives on all aspects of human language processing. Important Dates: Abstract submission deadline: 8 May 2026 (extended) Notification of acceptance: 22 June 2026 Conference dates: 2-4 September 2026 Organising Commit

Program: Thursday - May 28, 2026 09:00–09:30: Registration 09:30-09:45: Opening remarks 09:45–11:00: Invited speaker: Hadil Karawani [Past and Perfect: Modality without modals] 11:00–11:30: Coffee break 11:30–12:10: Yusuke Kanazawa [Two types of analytic future and deontic modality in Old Sardinian] 12:10–12:50: Zahra Mirrazi [Existence Presupposition in Counterfactual conditionals: Tense or Aspect] 12:50–14:20: Lunch break 14:20–15:00: Jéssica Mendes [On the unavailability of (some

Call for Papers: We are delighted to share the final call for papers with you for Konferenz zur Verarbeitung natürlicher Sprache (KONVENS) 2026, organized under the auspices of GSCL, DGfS-CL, ÖGAI, and SwissNLP. This year’s KONVENS will take place in Hamburg, September 14 – 17 under the special theme “Context Matters: NLP Beyond Text”. The conference will include a diverse program including talks by our two keynote speakers: - Dr. Valentin Hoffmann, Allen Institute for AI - Prof. Dr. Ba

We are pleased to announce the upcoming online workshop on Integrating AI support in ESP classes, organized as part of the Erasmus+ project “Empowering Specialized Language Acquisition with Integrated AI” (ELITE-AI). The project focuses on English for Specific Purposes (ESP), addressing the language needs of learners in specialised domains such as tourism, mobility, law, criminal justice, education, social media marketing and sport, while strengthening digital readiness and pedagogical innovatio

There has been tremendous progress in the development of large language models (LLMs) and artificial intelligence (AI) applications over the last decades. However, the majority of work has focussed on a small number of well-described, mainly European languages. Yet in order to fully harness the advantages of the AI revolution, no language should be left behind – including African languages. Africa is home to about 2,000 languages, ranging from major world languages like Swahili to many underd

There has been tremendous progress in the development of large language models (LLMs) and artificial intelligence (AI) applications over the last decades. However, the majority of work has focussed on a small number of well-described, mainly European languages. Yet in order to fully harness the advantages of the AI revolution, no language should be left behind – including African languages. Africa is home to about 2,000 languages, ranging from major world languages like Swahili to many underd

We are conducting a study on people's motivation to play games and speaking anxiety, for which we would love to get your inputs. If you play games and English is your additional language (second language) please help us by participating in the brief survey using the following link: https://ee.kobotoolbox.org/MbzaJ208 Participation is completely voluntary and will not take more than 5-10 minutes of your time. Please read each question carefully and answer as honestly and candidly as possi

Scope and goals of the volume: Drawing on corpus-based research, the book investigates how clause architecture, embedding, dependency relations, and phrase-level elaboration contribute to complex meaning-making. It demonstrates how syntactic choices are determined by functional pressures such as transitivity, agency, perspective, thematic progression, and the need to package information in discourse. In addition, the book investigates variation in complexity across spoken and written registe

Call for Papers: The Crosslinguistic Perspectives on Processing and Learning Workshop (X-PPL) brings together the growing community of researchers working to expand the diversity of languages in the scope of psycholinguistic and neuroscience research. This research is driven by the recognition that structural/typological and socio-cultural diversity provides important and unique opportunities to see language processing and language learning mechanisms at work. The bulk of processing and acqui

Call for Papers: The Seoul International Conference on Generative Grammar (SICOGG) is an annual conference bringing together generative linguistics from East Asia and around the world to present and discuss current research related to generative syntax and its interfaces. Each year, SICOGG invites a keynote speaker to deliver a series of lectures on a special topic related to the speaker’s current research. SICOGG 28 will take place at Chungnam National University in Daejeon, Korea, from Augu

Call for Papers: Issue No. (34) – Faculty of Languages Journal University of Tripoli The Editorial Board of the Faculty of Languages Journal – University of Tripoli, an international peer-reviewed academic journal published biannually (June and December), bearing ISSN (2790-4016) and a Digital Object Identifier (DOI), and indexed in the Libyan Electronic Journals Directory, is pleased to announce the opening of submissions for publication in Issue No. (34). Proposed Thematic Areas: -

This workshop brings together researchers working within diverse theoretical frameworks, including (morpho)syntactic, usage-based, and morphopragmatic approaches, to examine evaluative morphology from a comparative and cross-theoretical perspective. The workshop will feature talks by the following keynote speakers: - Wolfgang U. Dressler (University of Vienna) - Francesca Masini (University of Bologna) - Pavel Caha (Masaryk University Brno) Evaluative morphology, broadly construed, e

We are pleased to announce LinPin 2026, a PhD conference in linguistics, which will take place on 15 September 2026 at the Internationales Begegnungszentrum (IBZ), TU Dortmund University, Germany. LinPin brings together PhD students in linguistics from across Nordrhein-Westfalen and beyond. The conference provides a supportive platform for early-career researchers to present their work, share experiences from their doctoral journey, and engage in academic exchange. The program will include

Call for Papers: Language resources are the foundation of linguistic research and NLP. Corpora, lexicons, annotated datasets, benchmarks, and models are produced at an unprecedented pace. Yet their long-term stewardship, interoperability, and reuse remain inconsistent and often fragile. Rapid creation has outpaced sustainable design. This workshop aims to bring together researchers, infrastructure providers, data stewards, and policy actors who are committed to building durable language resou

This workshop brings together researchers working within diverse theoretical frameworks, including (morpho)syntactic, usage-based, and morphopragmatic approaches, to examine evaluative morphology from a comparative and cross-theoretical perspective. The workshop will feature talks by the following keynote speakers: - Wolfgang U. Dressler (University of Vienna) - Francesca Masini (University of Bologna) - Pavel Caha (Masaryk University Brno) Evaluative morphology, broadly construed, e