Education · Cohesion · Linguistic Diversity
PLURI is a two-year European project in Finland and Germany. Together with educators, families, students, researchers and communities, we explore how multilingualism can become a more visible and natural part of education and everyday life.
More about PLURI- March 2025 – February 202724 months
- Co-funded by the European UnionProgramme CERV – Citizens, Equality, Rights and Values
How
we work?
Our activities are connected: a question from a Discussion Club can become a workshop, an activity from the workshop becomes part of the Language Station – and is then tested with teachers and trainers.
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Workshops
Exploring multilingualism through artistic practice – with words, images, sounds and materials.
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PLURI Club
Practitioners from different fields share experiences and approaches to multilingualism in tandem exchanges.
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Online courses
Short videos and reflection tasks on multilingualism in education – for educators and facilitators.
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Podcasts
Conversations about language, identity and belonging – with researchers, practitioners and people with lived experience.
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Recommendations
Recommendations for educational practice, institutions and policymakers – drawn from research and practice.
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Developing the Language Station
How the Language Station grew – through exchanges with practitioners, artists and researchers and experiments with different groups.
The Language Station
Ready-to-use practices for classrooms, libraries and public spaces – each with a practice card to download.
Who is behind PLURI
Meet the team-
University of Eastern Finland
Joensuu, Finland (opens in a new tab) -
Koopkultur e.V.
Berlin, Germany (opens in a new tab) -
Endangered Languages Archive (ELAR)
Associated partner · Berlin, Germany (opens in a new tab) -
Joensuu District Multicultural Association (JoMoni)
Associated partner · Joensuu, Finland



