Tina Czada

Tina Czada is a Project Staff Member at the Ludwig-Uhland-Institut für Empirische Kulturwissenschaft, University of Tübingen, and a doctoral student at the University of Augsburg under Prof. Dr. Wildfeuer. Her research focuses on language ideologies, dialect use, linguistic discrimination, and multilingualism.

Education:

• Master’s in Intercultural European Studies, University of Regensburg and Université Blaise Pascal (Clermont-Ferrand)
• Bachelor’s in Media and Communication, University of Passau

Research Interests: Tina investigates dialect experiences of Altbayern speakers, language ideologies in migration contexts, and multilingualism advocacy. She co-developed the website www.wir-sind-vielsprachig.de to promote linguistic diversity.

Publications: Her work analyzes dialect valuation in migration contexts and critiques glottophobic practices.

Awards: No awards explicitly mentioned.

Teaching/Grants: She teaches multilingualism at University of Regensburg but no specific grants are noted.

Labs/Teams: Active in the Ludwig-Uhland-Institut’s “Sprache in Südwestdeutschland” working group.