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HIGA 2025 work-team

We are a diverse and international team made up of people who have taken part in previous editions of HIGA, united by our commitment to language rights, the revitalisation of our own languages, and the defence of linguistic communities.

We come from a wide range of backgrounds, trajectories and contexts, but we all share the desire to make minoritised languages visible and to pass them on from generation to generation, with the aim of restoring their dignity and rightful place in society.

The HIGA experience has connected us through a shared network, and through this collaboration we continue working for our languages, weaving together visibility, transmission and resistance.

ORGANISING TEAM

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Yulha Lhawa

General communication and programme. Asia-Pacific representative

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Aisa Serra Gil

Digital presence and programme coordination

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Héctor Josué Martínez

Social media and programme. Latin America representative

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Emma Vadillo Quesada

Social media, programme and digital project

Support Team

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Amaia Orbe

Interpretation coordination

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Bethan Ruth Roberts

Technical and logistical support. Europe representative

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Morgane Lincy-Fercot

Audiovisual animation support

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Ainhoa Pardina

Technical and logistical support

Volunteer Team

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Silvia De Martin Pinter

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Chippy Battello

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Nerea Zelaia

Vitoria-Gasteizko Udaleko teknikariak:
Nerea Abad (Gazteria Zerbitzua)
Alex Vadillo (Euskara Zerbitzua)

We’re excited to introduce the first group of presenters who will be part of HIGA Alumni 2026!

From July 17–19, HIGA Alumni will bring together language activists, educators, researchers, learners, technologists, artists, and community members for a series of online sessions led by HIGA alumni and friends.
The program will include sessions on language grief, community-led revitalization, children’s materials, language technology, urban revitalization strategies, storytelling, language confidence, digital resources, and documentation through audio recording.

This is only Part 1; we’ll be sharing more presenters soon!

🗓️ Join us online from July 17–19 for HIGA Alumni 2026.

🔗 Register here:
https://lnkd.in/eYn8GcBs

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