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1 How a Global Project is Tackling and Exploring Language Inequality 11:47
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedLanguage shapes how we connect, how we work, and how we live. But what happens when your language is seen as less valuable? That’s the question Franziska and Flor are tackling through an ambitious EU-funded initiative called ReDes_Ling, a global project focused on reducing language inequality. Franziska, a familiar voice to listeners of Radio ARA, is leading Luxembourg’s contribution to the project. She’s joined this month by Flor, a researcher from Argentina’s University of San Martín, where she works closely with Chinese migrant communities. Together, they're part of a multi-country effort that includes partners in Spain, Denmark, Colombia, Mexico, and beyond. The project is about more than just language, it's about access. “Language inequality isn't just one thing,” Franziska explains. “It’s everything from how kids succeed in school, to how migrants navigate hospitals, to whether indigenous languages are seen as valuable at all.” Flor adds that in Argentina, indigenous and migrant communities often face barriers simply because their languages aren’t part of the official system. “You can’t go to a hospital or school if you don’t speak Spanish,” she said. “And that makes people feel excluded, like they’re not part of society.” But the goal isn’t to reject national languages. It’s to expand inclusion. “Yes, some standardisation is necessary,” Flor explained. “But it should never come at the cost of excluding others.” So how do you reduce language inequality in a world built on dominant languages? That’s what Franziska and Flor are exploring during their time in Luxembourg. Their current focus is on communication technologies. They look at how tools like radio, social media, and even AI can make information accessible in multiple languages. Radio ARA has been leading by example. What began during the COVID-19 pandemic as a response to urgent gaps in public information has since grown into a permanent multilingual programming platform. “Back then, we realised many people weren’t getting updates—because they didn’t speak Luxembourgish, French, German, or English,” Franziska said. Now, the station runs daily shows in 17 different languages, from Arabic and Ukrainian to Chinese and Albanian. “It’s about giving communities both access and representation,” she said. And the tech side doesn’t stop at radio. The team is exploring AI-driven transcription tools developed at the University of Luxembourg, and how social media platforms can better serve multilingual users. The hope is that these innovations can be scaled and adapted globally. For both Franziska and Flor, it comes back to dignity and identity. “All languages are equal,” Flor said. “It’s not about the language itself, it’s about who is being heard.”…
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Alex from the Zenter fir d’Lëtzebuerger Sprooch (ZLS) (Centre for the Luxembourgish Language) came on the Breakfast Show to talk about his exhibit D'Lëtzebuerger Sprooch(en). The exhibition has been on tour and is currently at the Luxembourg City museum. D'Lëtzebuerger Sprooch(en) translates to The Luxembourgish Language(s), this exhibit encompasses the multilingual society of Luxembourg whilst telling the history of the Luxembourgish language. Technology is to be credited with formalising Luxembourgish. As recent as 50 years ago, Luxembourgish was almost only spoken with no official spelling or grammar rules. This began to change after 1984 when the language was officially recognised as more than a dialect. Now, since 2017 the ZLS has been helping promote and create rules for the language. Alex thinks that technology, particularly the invention of texting and SMS is what made people start to write the language down and created a demand for these rules. Find out more at the exhibit which is open from 5th June until 31st July. https://citymuseum.lu/en/exhibition/langues-luxembourgeoises/…
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like Liked🚨 Luxembourg’s Most Extra Plot Twist: The 1856 Coup 🚨 Once upon a time, a royal drama unfolded in the Grand Duchy – not with swords or battles, but with a constitutional remix. Enter William III, who looked at the liberal reforms of 1848 and said, “Nah, let’s rewind.” On Nov 27, 1856, he grabbed a pen, rewrote the rules, and crowned himself the main character of a real-life monarchy soap opera. Press freedom? Budget control? Bye, Felicia. Was it a coup? Technically yes. Was it petty? Absolutely. Luxembourg: come for the scenery, stay for the savage royal power grabs. Find out more at www.bourgmeisterin.com!…
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedJapanese scientists have developed a revolutionary plastic that fully dissolves in seawater — in just a few hours
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedThe Ohio House of Representatives has unanimously passed House Bill 29, mandating that all correctional facilities in the state provide free feminine hygiene products to inmates
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedHigh Fever, the Paranoia Project opens at the Théâtre National du Luxembourg on Wednesday 4th June. Directed by Max Blom and starring Christiani Wetter and live musician Jorge de Moura, the production is an exploration of paranoia through the works and minds of poets, writers, singers and others. Christiani, when talking about immersing herself in the role admits that she did become more paranoid and aware. Mental health is an important topic for her, as is awareness of problems with society today. At the same time, having to confront these situations gave her an appreciation of the irony and sarcasm in it. For Max, the production is an homage to the writers and artists that you often read about, creating a collage of their work and thoughts. This all started when Max hosted the Freak Hour on Radio ARA, a show in which he had a similar concept of choosing texts by writers that he liked and then making a collage out of it. Alongside the dramaturge Florian Hirsch, Max found texts that were paranoiac and High Fever was created. Although there is not one message that the show aims to share amongst its audience, it does invite you to see the intense struggle the character is going through. There is a funny side to paranoia, despite its brutal and intense nature. Find out more here: https://www.tnl.lu/high-fever…
1 Moving the Party Outside for the Summer at de Gudde Wëllen 9:19
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedNicole joined the Breakfast Show to talk about the upcoming summer programme at de Gudde Wëllen. So, what is coming up? The 'Lotterie Solidaire' is taking place again this month, with the winner being drawn on 6th June. This is in collaboration with a local artist Mia Kinch. The prizes for the lottery are gifted from lots of local artists and entrepreneurs. They try to raise visibility for those who have donated, as well as creating a community that can get to know each other and connect. The money raised from the lottery this year is going to Foundation Solina, an association that help youth and older people get settled, or re-settled in life. Whether that is helping them find a place to live, or help them out with furniture the organisation tries to improve the life of people.The tickets will be drawn live at the de Gudde Weather terrace on 6th June. Find out more here: https://deguddewellen.lu/Agenda/LOTERIE-SOLIDAIRE Outside, de Gudde Wëllen have two venues; de Gudde Weather and in the park near Villa Vauban at the LUGA Mikrokosmos. Both venues are open when its good weather and serve drinks in a good atmosphere. de Gudde Weather has been around for the past few summers, but the Mikrokosmos is a new collaboration this year. LUGA and de Gudde Wëllen have created a social hub in the gardens that will be a place for concerts, afterwork DJs and a relaxed atmosphere.…
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