Sara Ganassin

Senior Lecturer in Applied Linguistics & Communication

Newcastle University

United Kingdom

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Dr. Sara Ganassin is a Senior Lecturer in Applied Linguistics & Communication at Newcastle University, UK. Her research focuses on the experiences of non-Welsh speaking parents, highly-skilled refugee women, and the intersections of vulnerability and multilingualism in intercultural research. Recent publications include studies on digital skills development among migrants and innovative methods for inclusive research practices.

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Paul Seedhouse

Newcastle University

UNITED KINGDOM

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Ahmed Kharrufa

Newcastle University

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Sal Consoli

(Tenured) Assistant Professor of Language Education

University of Edinburgh

UNITED KINGDOM

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Alexandra Georgiou

Senior Lecturer in Education Studies (Primary)

University of West London

UNITED KINGDOM

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Müge Satar

Newcastle University

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Articles (10)

Migrants’ digital skills development: Engaging with and creating digital cultural activities on the ENACT web app

“We have no idea what she’s saying, but we’re really proud she’s saying it”: exploring the experiences of non-Welsh speaking parents who chose Welsh-medium education for their children

‘It would be better if you had a UK degree’: exploring the experiences of highly-skilled refugee women in the UK

Reflexivity as a means to address researcher vulnerabilities

Vulnerability and multilingualism in intercultural research with migrants: developing an inclusive research practice

Designing a collaborative and virtual exchange-embedded virtual summer school

Cultural Tasks for Language Learning and Teaching: The ENACT App

Virtual exchange for internationalisation at home in China: staff perspectives

‘I Was Surprised to See You in a Chinese School’: Researching Multilingually Opportunities and Challenges in Community-Based Research

From surviving to thriving: ‘success stories’ of highly skilled refugees in the UK

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Paul Seedhouse

Ahmed Kharrufa

Sal Consoli

Alexandra Georgiou

Müge Satar

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