Kiyo AKAsAKA KhAled AzAb - Cardiff University
Kiyo AKAsAKA KhAled AzAb - Cardiff University
Kiyo AKAsAKA KhAled AzAb - Cardiff University
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sozinho FrAnCisCo mAtsinhe<br />
Professor Sozinho Francisco Matsinhe holds a PhD in linguistics with special reference to<br />
Bantu languages from the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS).<br />
He has held different positions as a teacher and researcher at the National Institute for the<br />
Development of Education, an institution that operates within the Ministry of Education, in<br />
Maputo, Mozambique.<br />
In December 2009 he was appointed Executive Secretary of the African Academy of<br />
Languages (ACALAN), which is a specialized institution of the African Union Commission<br />
and is based in Bamako, Mali.<br />
jArbAs mAntovAnini<br />
Jarbas Mantovanini was formerly the Roberto Marinho Foundation’s Communication and<br />
Regional Manager in São Paulo. A graduate of the <strong>University</strong> of São Paulo’s Law School, he has<br />
always worked in the field of communication, directing educational TV shows, advertising<br />
campaigns and institutional videos. He holds an MFA in film production from Boston<br />
<strong>University</strong>. He has led projects to develop São Paulo’s Portuguese Language Museum and<br />
Football Museum, coordinating the content creation, research, licensing, production and<br />
communication processes.<br />
Antoni mir<br />
Antoni Mir began working for the Government of Catalonia in 2004, firstly as Secretary-<br />
General for Language Policy and later as Director of Linguamón – House of Languages,<br />
a public body that the same government and Barcelona City Council set up in 2005 to<br />
disseminate, protect and enhance the value of the planet’s linguistic heritage.<br />
A language studies graduate, he has developed a career as a manager and leader of cultural<br />
projects and organizations in the Balearic Islands and Catalonia.<br />
robert moroPA<br />
Robert Moropa’s professional career spans more than three decades. He began working as<br />
a regional librarian for the former Transvaal Provincial Administration before moving to the<br />
<strong>University</strong> of Fort Hare and then to the <strong>University</strong> of Transkei, where he held a number of<br />
positions. He has served as a member of the Advisory Committee for the Bill & Melinda Gates<br />
Foundation’s Access to Learning Award. He is currently Director and Head of the Department<br />
of Library Services at the <strong>University</strong> of Pretoria.<br />
sozinho Francisco matsinhe jarbas mantovanini<br />
Antoni mir robert moropa