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May 21, 2026Written Communication0 citations

Fostering Community Through Participatory Translation and Design in Multilingual Writing Research

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LGLaura Gonzales

Key Points

  • This research aims to explore how participatory translation can amplify multilingual student and community perspectives in writing studies.
  • Examples of community-based multilingual writing projects are utilized.
  • Analysis of the connections among positionality, power, and identity in writing contexts.
  • Shows how participatory translation centers community goals in writing research.
  • Reveals the impact of language on participation across various communication contexts.

Abstract

Approaches like participatory translation expand methods for researching multilingual writing, enabling writing studies researchers to further interrogate the connections among positionality, power, and identity in multilingual writing. Using examples of community-based multilingual writing projects, the author proposes participatory translation as an avenue for centralizing multilingual student and community goals in writing research. This approach can help researchers expand from traditional classroom studies of writing to further consider how language shapes participation in all communication contexts.

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Laura Gonzales (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a0ea16cbe05d6e3efb60019https://doi.org/10.1177/07410883261440267
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