Danièle Moore

Dr. Danièle Moore is a Professor in the Faculty of Education at Simon Fraser University, specializing in multilingual education, sociolinguistics, and plurilingualism. Her research focuses on language acquisition, translanguaging practices, and educational policies in diverse contexts. She has held prestigious awards such as the University Professor title and a Japan Society for the Promotion of Science fellowship. Dr. Moore has contributed to over 100 scholarly works, including books, journal articles, and edited volumes on multilingualism, language revitalization, and pedagogical strategies.

Her academic positions include leadership in research on third language acquisition, plurilingual competence frameworks (e.g., the Council of Europe’s Common European Framework), and community-based educational initiatives. She has supervised numerous graduate students and served on committees advancing language education policies. Dr. Moore’s work bridges theory and practice, emphasizing inclusive pedagogies for multilingual learners in schools and universities.

Key areas of service include contributions to the Council of Europe’s language policy studies, editorial roles for journals like International Journal of Multilingualism, and advisory roles for educational institutions in Canada, Japan, and Europe. Her research spans collaborative projects in France, Japan, and Indigenous communities in British Columbia, addressing issues of cultural identity and language maintenance.