Diane Lillo-Martin

@dclm.bsky.social

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Linguist - sign languages; language acquisition; bilingualism. Expressing personal opinions. she/her/hers Black Lives Matter! Love is love

View of brick sidewalk with a sequence of brass plates (four, gap, one, gap, three, gap, one, etc. )
Distance view of Deb (speaking English) and Diane (signing IS) and NGT interpreter with title slide projected on a large screen.
Drawing of a horse. Back portion is realistic but front is a stick figure
Photo of a slide with the title “Language & Meaning in the Balance: Linguists Respond to the Sociopolitics of Contemporary Discourse” and circular photos of the presenters: John Baugh, PhD, Moderator; Robert Henderson, PhD; Scott Kiesling, PhD; Wesley Leonard, PhD; Tracey Weldon, PhD; Kelly Wright, PhD, Lal Zimman, PhD.
Woman with grey hair and black hoodie, and man with grey hair and beard, maroon hoodie, both sporting ‘I voted’ stickers, standing next to a sign with the word ‘Voting’ and an arrow
Intro slide for presentation. Title: "Eyes on Language: Early Visual Strategies for Language-Rich Environments." Authors: Elaine Gale (egale@hunter.cuny.edu), Patrice Creamer (pcreamer20s@huntersoe.org), Shane Blau (sblau@huntersoe.org). Test at bottom: ACEDHH | Washington D.C. | January 31, 2025 Yellow and white writing on black background. Family ASL logo: Blue print 'FAMILY' and fingerspelled letters ASL' in a circle around hands of blue, green, red, orange, and purple.
The title for a conference presentation “Methodological Pluralism in Linguistic Theory: Towards a True Cognitive Science of Langauge “
Artwork of colorful hands against a black background. Handshapes are like ASL L O V but the E is NOT ASL
Three women standing close to each other in front of a sign for UWI Centre for Language Learning Staff Car Park. On left black woman with long black braids and dark clothing. In middle white woman with black hair and dark clothing. On right white woman with grey hair and purple top with jeans.
Blue door with glass inserts surrounded by a yellow wall. Above the door was the word Auditorium’. Conference organizers replaced ‘aud’ with ‘sign’ to make ‘Signitorium’