Multilingual crisis communication has emerged as a global challenge during the COVID-19
pandemic. Global public health communication is characterized by the large-scale exclusion …

Abstract In Abu Dhabi, multilingualism amongst its highly diverse population is typical.
However, with Arabic as the official language and English as the lingua franca, the …

Background: Public health crises present challenges for providing accessible, timely, and
accurate health information to culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) communities. Aim …

This article tests the hypothesis that all pandemics are inherently translational. We argue
that translation and translation theory can be fruitfully used to understand and manage …

This study is based on a discourse analysis of official COVID-19 addresses by South African
national government ministers with a focus on linguistic choices. While access to healthcare …

This paper aims at identifying and explaining the correlation between the Covid-19 and multi-
lingualism through cross-country research, drawing on three datasets: WHO data on the …

The introductory chapter provides an overview of the book's main theme: linguistic identities
in the Arab Gulf States and waves of change. The introduction discusses the content of the …

This chapter addresses bi/multilingual education and the COVID-19 pandemic and provides
themes of the impact of the pandemic across diverse language education contexts. The …

COVID-19 and recent vaccination roll-out campaigns reveal the globally significant
relevance and impact of language policies. Often only very few, dominant official or national …

Risk communication during a public health crisis necessitates the provision of accessible,
timely and accurate health information to the public. The aim of this research project was to …