Vigdís International Centre at Language Revitalisation Conference in Sweden
Vigdís International Centre at NIC2024: Intercultural Communication and Professional Practice
Routes and Pathways of Icelandic-Canadian Drama
Sofiya Zahova has been appointed director of Vigdís International Centre
Asifa Majid is the 2024 Vigdís Prize Laureate
Call for nominations: the International Vigdís Prize
The World’s Christmas – Multilingual Calendar is organized by the Móðurmál – the Association on Bilingualism and it is published in collaboration with the Icelandic UNESCO Committee, Vigdís International Center, the City of Reykjavík´s Center for Language and Literacy, and the compulsory schools Hólabrekkuskóli and Fellaskóli.
An Icelandic-Slovak collaborative project on language teaching and technology was launched 23 October.
The Vigdís Centre, STÍL - the Association of Language Teachers in Iceland, along with the Language Center of the University of Iceland, annually collaborate to celebrate the European Day of Languages, with the generous support of the Ministry of Education.
Anne Carson is the 2023 Vigdís Prize Laureate.
New exhibition: First Encounter. Greenlanders in Ísafjörður in 1925.
Over 180 specialists in Computer Assisted Language Learning and related fields came together at the EUROCALL 2023 conference held on 15-18 August in Veröld – House of Vigdís.