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PLURILINGMEDIA - COST Action CA23105

Language Plurality in Europe’s Changing Media Sphere

Researching and promoting linguistic diversity in media

PLURILINGMEDIA is a COST Action, an EU-funded network of researchers from across Europe. Our mission is to promote collaboration in research on media in minority and regional languages.

We aim to bridge the gap between academia and media practice, encouraging interdisciplinary dialogue and the sharing of knowledge.

PLURILINGMEDIA in numbers

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Insights from a Short-Term Scientific Mission in Budapest

Miren Manias Muñoz was given the opportunity to undertake a Short-Term Scientific Mission at Pázmány Péter Catholic University in Budapest through PLURILINGMEDIA.
Insights from a Short-Term Scientific Mission in Budapest
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Reflecting on ASN 2025 at Columbia University

Karolina Lendák-Kabók was awarded an ICT Conference Grant by PLURILINGMEDIA, enabling her to attend the Association for the Study of Nationalities (ASN) convention in New York.
Reflecting on ASN 2025 at Columbia University
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1st PLURILINGMEDIA General Conference: Media and Language Vitality

The first PLURILINGMEDIA General Conference will take place in Warsaw on 4–5 December 2025. The main theme of the conference is ‘Media and Language Vitality’, reflecting the role of Working Group 3 as the lead...
1st PLURILINGMEDIA General Conference: Media and Language Vitality
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PLURILINGMEDIA Ysgol Hyfforddi | Training School #1

The first PLURILINGMEDIA Training School will take place from 15 to 17 September 2025 in Aberystwyth, Wales, in collaboration with the University Wales Centre for Advanced Welsh and Celtic Studies. Organised by Working Group 4...
PLURILINGMEDIA Ysgol Hyfforddi | Training School #1
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What happened so far

As we launch our brand-new website, it’s time to look back at PLURILINGMEDIA's first steps.
What happened so far

Meet our Working Groups

WG1. Audience and content-creator habits

Explores audience habits and content creation practices within the context of media plurality and minority languages.

WG2. Legislation and Standards

Examines how laws and standards affect minority and regional languages in the media.

WG3. Language Vitality

Explores how minority media support language vitality through education, revitalization, and everyday use.

WG4. Journalism

Focuses on minority language journalists, their challenges, and builds a network of researchers and professionals in the field.

Languages represented in our network

Our network brings together a rich diversity of minority and regional languages from across Europe. Each language is represented by a city that serves as its cultural capital – though on our map, you’ll only see the languages themselves.

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Basque

Cymraeg/Welsh

German

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Upper Sorbian

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