The Association on Bilingualism
Móðurmál – the Association on Bilingualism is a partner in the project Studio 25: Iceland. Studio 25: Iceland is a cultural education initiative designed to strengthen ties between Slovakia and Iceland by engaging young people under 25 in learning about and co-creating content on Icelandic culture. Instead of simply receiving information (Cultural Education 2.0), participants …
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Since the fall of 2023, Heiðrún Kristín Guðvarðardóttir has welcomed immigrant children to the Gerðuberg library and read Icelandic children’s literature with them. This initiative helps improve reading comprehension and Icelandic skills. This initiative is a pilot project in partnership with the municipality run service center Suðurmiðstöð Reykjavíkur, titled Heiðrún’s Vinalestur – Lesþjálfun til framtíðar …
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A shorter version of the article in Icelandic can be found here. In celebration of International Mother Language Day on February 21, the search for children’s linguistic resources in Iceland was launched for the third time. Staff in preschools, primary schools, and secondary schools across the country were encouraged to talk with children and ask …
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Happy International Mother Language Day 2025! To celebrate the day, 1) Take the checklist challenge to see how you can support heritage language education 2) Guess how many languages are spoken by children and youth in Icelandic schools and the the new language map of Iceland 2025 3) Find your school on the new Language …
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Verkefnið Heimsmarkmið Sameinuðu þjóðanna – mál allra hlaut styrk frá Þróunarsjóði innflytjendamála og er hluti af vitundarvakningu Móðurmáls – samtaka um tvítyngi um mikilvægi þess að viðurkenna og virkja öll þau tungumál sem eru hluti af lífi barna og ungs fólks á Íslandi. Einn af afrekstrum verkefnisins er verkfærakista með kennsluhugmyndum. Hugmyndin með verkfærakistunni er, …
Móðurmal Norðurland was founded by a couple of mothers living in the North who recognized the value of preserving their children’s heritage language. Elena has been a part of Móðurmál in the south for many years, and she and Marianne decided to take the step to start the spark in the north.Móðurmál Norðurland seeks to reach the entire …
On Saturday January 11th, Hola – the Association of Spanish Speakers in Iceland and the Móðurmál Spanish Group hosted the fifth edition of the Three Kings Parade (Cabalgata de Reyes). The celebration was held at the Árbaerjasafn Museum, with approximately 100 attendees. The Three Wise Men traveled across the globe, arriving from the East, and welcomed us to …
The Russian Móðurmál group participated in a an international project on climate change and environmental education called “Love Earth to the Moon and Back”. Lydmila Zadorozhnya participated on behalf of Móðurmál alongside 8 other international partners from 7 different countries. The education project was funded by the European Union and lasted for 36 months with …
The 3rd Korean Culture Festival in Iceland, held on November 23, 2024, was an exciting celebration of Korean traditions and modern influences. Móðurmál supported the festival, which brought together attendees from diverse backgrounds, fostering cultural exchange and strengthening ties with the Korean community in Iceland. The event featured a Taekwondo exhibition by Mudo Gym, dynamic K-pop dance performances …
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Veska Jónsdóttir held a balkan dance event in Gerðuberg on December 7th 2024 in cooperation with Gerðuberg and Móðurmál, the association on bilingualism. When people in the Balkans gather to celebrate, dancing is an integral aspect of the festivities. Dancing breaks out spontaneously, sometimes accompanied by musicians, but when they are not there, people simply …
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