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Professor Sender Dovchin is a Senior Principal Research Fellow and Australian Research Council Fellow at Curtin University's School of Education (Faculty of Humanities). Her research focuses on linguistic racism, multilingualism, and sociolinguistics, particularly addressing the experiences of marginalized communities. She leads the ARC DECRA project combating linguistic racism and has authored six books and numerous articles in top-tier journals. Dovchin holds a PhD from the University of Technology Sydney and previously served as Associate Professor at the University of Aizu, Japan. She is Editor-in-Chief of the Australian Review of Applied Linguistics and has received accolades including 'Top Researcher in Language & Linguistics' (2021) and multiple Curtin Research Awards.
- Education: PhD and MA in Language Education, University of Technology Sydney (Australia)
- Research Interests: Translingualism, linguistic racism, global Englishes, youth linguistics, language policy
- Grants: Over $2M in funding for projects on migrant resilience, linguistic discrimination, and CALD communities
- Awards: ARC DECRA, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (Kakenhi), Curtin Research Excellence Awards
Her work bridges sociolinguistics and critical pedagogy, advocating for inclusive language policies and challenging linguistic discrimination in education and society. Dovchin's recent studies address name microaggressions, translanguaging in classrooms, and the impact of linguistic racism on international students and Indigenous communities.
