div-ling e.V.

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founded with aim of promoting diversity within linguistics | organisers of forensic linguistics short course #FLsc, statistics for linguistics #SfL & other great events | 🐘 http://lingo.lol/@divlingassoc

Picture with the following conference information. First international div-ling talk day. venue: online via Zoom; more info at: div-ling.org/dltd; organising committee: Dominic Schmitz, Janina Esser, Jennifer Keller. A space for diverse perspectives on linguistic questions and exchange across subfields. We explicitly encourage submissions from linguists at all stages of their careers. On the left, there are four big speech bubbles centered around a circle stating the date: 11 August 2026. The speech bubbles are repeated in small all over the background.
Picture with the following conference information. First international div-ling talk day. venue: online via Zoom; more info at: div-ling.org/dltd; organising committee: Dominic Schmitz, Janina Esser, Jennifer Keller. A space for diverse perspectives on linguistic questions and exchange across subfields. We explicitly encourage submissions from linguists at all stages of their careers. On the left, there are four big speech bubbles centered around a circle stating the date: 11 August 2026. The speech bubbles are repeated in small all over the background.
A sharepic with the following content: GFL Grundlagen der Forensischen Linguistik. Geschichte der forensischen Linguistik, Rechtslinguistik, Autorschaft und individueller Sprachgebrauch inkl. stilistischen, stylometrischen und Profiling-Analysen. 28 + 29 September 2026, Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf, Germany, div-ling.org/flsc, contact@div-ling.org, organised by Dominic Schmitz, Janina Esser & Jennifer Keller. In the bottom left corner, there is the div-ling logo; in the bottom right corner, there is the logo of the university.
Cover of the journal Gender Linguistics, Volume 1 (2025). The background is blue with large overlapping letters "G" and "L" in red, green, blue, and yellow. The top section shows the journal title, subtitle "A journal of the Association for Diversity in Linguistics," and an "Open Access" label. The lower section lists the editors on the left and displays the div-ling association logo on the right.
A sharepic with the following content: FLsc Forensic Linguistics Short Course. Disputed meaning, authorship analysis, ideolect and stylistic analysis, digital methods, hands-on training, casework. 17 to 20 March 2026, Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf, Germany, div-ling.org/flsc, contact@div-ling.org, organised by Dominic Schmitz and Janina Esser. In the bottom left corner, there is the div-ling logo; in the bottom right corner, there is the logo of the university.
on the left, the cover of the journal gender linguistics, its logo consists of a conjoined uppercase G and L. on the right, the following text: a community-owned journal for gender linguistic research, peer-reviewed, open access, no publication costs, multilingual publishing; below the text, there is the link to the journal website and a qr code.
an image headed with the logo of the linguistic intersections of language and gender conference, below there are two photos. on the left, audience in a room seated in rows of chairs, on the right, three individuals are seen closer up, one of them is talking into a microphone. on both images, people are seen from behind rather than from the front.
Two images below each other. At the top, a part of the LILG website with the LILG logo, which consists of three circles overlapping. At the bottom, a picture of the Polish contribution to the 2025 ESC grand finale, with three circles overlapping in the background.
A photo of three people: On the left a dragqueen with orange hair in a black dress, in the middle a person with sunglasses, brown hair and a white t-shirt, on the right a person with short brown hair, glasses, and a white shirt with circles on it. They carry a rainbow flag. In the background more people are somewhat visible, they seem to be dancing. On the wall in the background, there is a progressive pride flag.
Image titled "Conference: Linguistic Intersections of Language and Gender," with "Registration now open" written in bold in the center of the image.
Invitation to a talk by Annika Tjuka on 30 April 2025 at 1pm German time with the title "Body, Objects, and Animals: Investigating the Factors Behind Naming Strategies". It further states that the talks of the series take place Wednesdays, 1-2pm German time, that they are free and that registration is not required. Contact persons are Dominic Schmitz and Janina Esser via the email contact@div-ling.org. For more Information on the talk series and the association, please visit div-ling.org/talks.
Invitation to a talk by Samira Ochs & Jan Oliver Rüdiger on 26 March 2025 at 1pm German time with the title "Das Queere Korpus: Aufbau und Beispielanalysen". It further states that the talks of the series take place Wednesdays, 1-2pm German time, that they are free and that registration is not required. Contact persons are Dominic Schmitz and Janina Esser via the email contact@div-ling.org. For more Information on the talk series and the association, please visit div-ling.org/talks.
Invitation to a talk by Christin Schütze on 26 Feb 2025 at 1pm German time with the title "Gender coordinates: A two-dimensional tool for gender typicality scores of epicene nouns". It further states that the talks of the series take place Wednesdays, 1-2pm German time, that they are free and that registration is not required. Contact persons are Dominic Schmitz and Janina Esser via the email contact@div-ling.org. For more Information on the talk series and the association, please visit div-ling.org/talks.
Invitation to a talk by Dominic Schmitz on 29 Jan 2025 at 1pm German time with the title "Queering the linguistics classroom". It further states that the talks of the series take place Wednesdays, 1-2pm German time, that they are free and that registration is not required. Contact persons are Dominic Schmitz and Janina Esser via the email contact@div-ling.org. For more Information on the talk series and the association, please visit div-ling.org/talks.
Image titled "Linguistic Intersections of Language and Gender," with a text on financial support in form of travel reimbursements of up to 150 EUR for those without other funding options.
Conference poster titled "Linguistic Intersections of Language and Gender," inviting papers on gender-related topics, hosted at Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf, August 12-13, 2025.
Invitation to a talk by Leah Nieber on 27 Nov 2024 at 1pm German time with the title "Phonetic research beyond the binary". It further states that the talks of the series take place Wednesdays, 1-2pm German time, that they are free and that registration is not required. Contact persons are Dominic Schmitz and Janina Esser via the email contact@div-ling.org. For more Information on the talk series and the association, please visit div-ling.org/talks.
A graphic titled "Talk Series Diversity in Linguistics". Next to the title, it states "2024/25" and "online". Below, the following text is given: "Call for Contributions". At the bottom, smaller texts reads: "Wednesdays, 1-2pm German time, online via Zoom, free and without registration, contact: Dominic Schmitz & Janina Esser, contact@div-ling.org, for more information on our talk series and our association, please visit div-ling.org/talks".
Invitation to a talk by Barbara Kovačić on 31 Jul 2024 at 6pm CET with the title "My Croatian is better than yours – Language Ideology and Attitude by the example of BCMS". It further states that the talks of the series take place Wednesdays, 6-7pm CET, that they are free and that not registration is required. Contact persons are Dominic Schmitz and Janina Esser via the email contact@div-ling.org. For more Information on the talk series and the association, please visit div-ling.org/talks.
Invitation to a talk by Dominic Schmitz on 19 Jun 2024 at 6pm CET with the title "Gender star semantics and comprehension from a linear discriminative learning perspective". It further states that the talks of the series take place Wednesdays, 6-7pm CET, that they are free and that not registration is required. Contact persons are Dominic Schmitz and Janina Esser via the email contact@div-ling.org. For more Information on the talk series and the association, please visit div-ling.org/talks.
Invitation to a talk by Sevena Olgar on 24 Apr 2024 at 6pm CET with the title "Feature Effectiveness in Authorship Attribution". It further states that the talks of the series take place Wednesdays, 6-7pm CET, that they are free and that not registration is required. Contact persons are Dominic Schmitz and Janina Esser via the email contact@div-ling.org. For more Information on the talk series and the association, please visit div-ling.org/talks.
Image with the caption "FLsc Forensic Linguistics Short Course". Further text reads: 6th International Summer School on Forensic Linguistics. 3-6 September 2024 @ Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf." 3 topics are listed: Disputed meanings, authorship analysis, and guided case study. A QR code is given to apply for the summer school. The QR code links to the same page as is linked in this post.
Invitation to a talk by Christin Schütze & Aylin Braunewell on 27 Mar 2024 at 6pm CET with the title "Empirische Annäherung an die Kompatibilität von epizönen Personenbezeichnungen mit genderbewusster und Leichter Sprache". It further states that the talks of the series take place Wednesdays, 6-7pm CET, that they are free and that not registration is required. Contact persons are Dominic Schmitz and Janina Esser via the email contact@div-ling.org. For more Information on the talk series and the association, please visit div-ling.org/talks.
The invitation to the talk crossed-out in red and the word "cancelled" in big black letters.
Invitation to a talk by Pauline Reiß on 28 Feb 2024 at 6pm CET with the title "Pitch please! Prosaische und phonetische Änderung im Stimmton IN- vs. OUT-of-Drag". It further states that the talks of the series take place Wednesdays, 6-7pm CET, that they are free and that not registration is required. Contact persons are Dominic Schmitz and Janina Esser via the email contact@div-ling.org. For more Information on the talk series and the association, please visit div-ling.org/talks.
Invitation to a talk by Dana Roemling on 31 Jan 2024 at 6pm CET with the title "Tracing Identity through Language: Geolinguistic Profiling in Forensic Linguistic Authorship Analysis". It further states that the talks of the series take place Wednesdays, 6-7pm CET, that they are free and that not registration is required. Contact persons are Dominic Schmitz and Janina Esser via the email contact@div-ling.org. For more Information on the talk series and the association, please visit div-ling.org/talks.
Invitation to a talk by Dana Roemling on 31 Jan 2024 at 6pm CET with the title "Tracing Identity through Language: Geolinguistic Profiling in Forensic Linguistic Authorship Analysis". It further states that the talks of the series take place Wednesdays, 6-7pm CET, that they are free and that not registration is required. Contact persons are Dominic Schmitz and Janina Esser via the email contact@div-ling.org. For more Information on the talk series and the association, please visit div-ling.org/talks.
Invitation to a talk by Philo Schäfer on 13 Dec 2023 at 6pm CET with the German title "Er, sie, ? – Sprechen über nichtbinäre Personen & geschlechtsneutrale Pronomen in Medien und Wissenschaft". It further states that the talks of the series take place Wednesdays, 6-7pm CET, that they are free and that not registration is required. Contact persons are Dominic Schmitz and Janina Esser via the email contact@div-ling.org. For more Information on the talk series and the association, please visit div-ling.org/talks.
Invitation to a talk by Isabeau Lettow on 29 Nov 2023 at 6pm CET with the German title "Aspektualität in Deutsch und Deutscher Gebärdensprache (DGS) – ein Vergleich".
Invitation to a talk by Muhadj Wisam Adnan on 15 Nov 2023 at 6pm CET with the German title "Sprache und Migration: Sprachvariation in der arabischen Diaspora in Deutschland".
Invitation to a talk by Muhadj Wisam Adnan on 15 Nov 2023 at 6pm CET with the German title "Sprache und Migration: Sprachvariation in der arabischen Diaspora in Deutschland".
A sharepic. It states "Welcome!" at the top, below the name div-ling e.V. Diversität in der Linguistik is given. Events organised by the association are listed: talk series diversity in linguistics, linguistic intersections of language and gender, and forensic linguistics short course. At the bottom, the following statement is given: The Association for Diversity in Linguistics advocates for diverse perspectives and practitioners in linguistics globally, organizing events like summer schools and workshops, prioritizing the representation of marginalized groups, and fostering international connections.