# Website ## Posts - [The Babel Bureau podcast is out!](https://pluri-project.eu/the-babel-bureau-podcast-is-out/): The most exciting time of the year is upon us – the premiere of the Babel Bureau podcast. The podcast documents the PLURI deep dives, that is conversations with language professionals and people with lived experience of multilingualism. In each episode Alicja Fajfer interviews a guest about a practical dimensions of language policy. In season 1, we’re talking about these topics with the following guests: Episode 1: Heremaia Durie makes the most out of the integration programmeEpisode 2: Katerina Maadla takes us behind the scenes to the interpreter’s boothEpisode 3: Learn the endangered Karelian language with Niko TynnyrinenEpisode 4: Dušica […] - [PLURI goes Brussels!](https://pluri-project.eu/pluri-goes-brussels/): On 12th June PLURI participated in the the European Remembrance REM cluster meeting organized by the European Education and Culture Executive Agency. It was an all-day event for coordinators leading projects funded in 2023 and 2024. PLURI team was represented by project coordinator Alicja Fajfer. The event was a unique opportunity to network, as well as exchange experiences and good practices from the currently implemented projects, in terms of impact, communication or dissemination, as well as the Calls’ priorities. Apart from improving cooperation and synergies among beneficiaries, the event also aimed to gather feedback on project results in order to […] - [European Language Policy](https://pluri-project.eu/european-language-policy/): What is it? Article 21 of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union bans language-based discrimination, but enforcing this protection remains challenging. The European Language Policy (ELP) has created a strong foundation for equity among plurilingual individuals, yet it has not been widely adopted by practitioners. The EU values language as a key part of European integration and has always prioritized multilingualism. Its language policy, updated several times since the 1960s, now focuses on plurilingualism, which promotes practical language learning beyond traditional classrooms and includes migrants as well as local populations. The EU also works to protect regional and minority languages. In the past, with […] - [Hello world!](https://pluri-project.eu/hello-world/): Welcome to WordPress. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start writing! ## Pages - [News](https://pluri-project.eu/news/): News - [Contact](https://pluri-project.eu/contact/): Contact Us Get In Touch With Us 123 Main St. City, ST Email: alicja.fajfer@uef.fi Phone: +358 50 433 8537 - [Meet our Team](https://pluri-project.eu/meet-our-team/): Meet our Team TEAM Our Team Our first collaboration was the Erasmus+ LangWork project. We are education experts, researchers, artists and activists. Under the PLURI banner, We work together to leverage the achievements of the European language policy Read more The University of Eastern Finland The University of Eastern Finland responds to global challenges through a high standard of interdisciplinary research and education. In doing so, we build a responsible and sustainable future. Our strategic research areas include Cultural encounters, mobilities and borders and Diversifying learning and interaction. Research carried out by the university’s strategically significant Research Communities (RCs) is international and of a high scientific standard, […] - [Material bank](https://pluri-project.eu/material-bank/): Material Bank Listen to the Babel Bureau on Spotify! The Babel Bureau is a podcast created for the PLURI project. Each episode presents a recorded conversation with a language professional or someone with lived experience of multilinguallism. We cover different aspects of language policy, and topics include:– migrant integration – endangered language revitalization– language education We are on YouTube! Our YouTube channel will feature the PLURI online course about multilingualism for educators. The Babel Bureau podcast is also there. Download PDF - [FAQs](https://pluri-project.eu/faqs/): FAQs Got questions? We got facts about the project Where does funding come from? PLURI is funded by the European Commission, under the Citizens, Equality, Rights and Values programme (CERV) How long is the project? The project runs for 24 months, from March 2025 until the end of February 2027. Who are project partners? PLURI is a cooperation between the University of Eastern Finland and a non-governmental organization Koopkultur. Associated partners include the Endangered Languages Archive at the Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and the Joensuu District Multicultural Organization JoMoni. What activities are organized? PLURI provides activities for teachers and education […] - [Activities](https://pluri-project.eu/activities/): Activities story Our Story The PLURI project is a 2-year initiative to promote plurilingualism in schools and within multilingual families. It focuses on educators, parents, school authorities, and students. The project offers activities for all groups together and some tailored to specific groups. Language Discussion Club At the heart of PLURI is the Language Discussion Club, a community-driven learning space. Held monthly, these social meet-ups address language challenges and highlight best practices through open dialogue. Based on Participatory Action Research, the club allows all participants to switch between learner and expert roles. Insights from these discussions help shape PLURI’s targeted […] - [Home](https://pluri-project.eu/): Welcome to the PLURI Project Plurilingualism for Better Education, Cohesion & Linguistic Diversity What Is Pluri? PLURI is a Europe-wide initiative committed to fostering inclusive, multilingual education for all — embracing both migrant and non-migrant linguistic minorities. Co-funded by the European Union, the project advances European language policy by equipping educators, families, and institutions with tools to support language diversity and cohesion in schools and communities. Why Pluri? Language is more than communication — it’s identity, culture, and connection. While EU laws prohibit language-based discrimination, real-world implementation remains uneven. PLURI works to close this gap by making the European Language […] [comment]: # (Generated by Hostinger Tools Plugin)