Katrin Ahlgren is an Associate Professor at Stockholm University, Sweden. Her research interests include linguistic and cultural diversity, language ideologies and social justice, multilingual creativity and arts-based research. Clara Molina is an Associate Professor at Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Spain. Her research interests include language variation and change, language education, and language in society with a focus on identity and language ideologies.

Drawing on robust participatory action research and theoretically grounded in a biographical account of the linguistic repertoire, Ahlgren and Molina’s work supports practitioners and students as they develop their critical sociolinguistic awareness. Readers will enjoy both the well-informed approach and the accessible practical workshop activities in this useful guide.

• Introduction Chapter 1. What are Sociolinguistic Trajectories? Chapter 2. Narrating Life, Self and Language  Chapter 3. Tools for Exploring Linguistic Biographies and Repertoires  Chapter 4. Workshop Proposal  Chapter 5. To Learn More Appendix

Katrin Ahlgren is an Associate Professor at Stockholm University, Sweden. Her research interests include linguistic and cultural diversity, language ideologies and social justice, multilingual creativity and arts-based research. Clara Molina is an Associate Professor at Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Spain. Her research interests include language variation and change, language education, and language in society with a focus on identity and language ideologies.

Drawing on robust participatory action research and theoretically grounded in a biographical account of the linguistic repertoire, Ahlgren and Molina’s work supports practitioners and students as they develop their critical sociolinguistic awareness. Readers will enjoy both the well-informed approach and the accessible practical workshop activities in this useful guide.

• Introduction Chapter 1. What are Sociolinguistic Trajectories? Chapter 2. Narrating Life, Self and Language  Chapter 3. Tools for Exploring Linguistic Biographies and Repertoires  Chapter 4. Workshop Proposal  Chapter 5. To Learn More Appendix

Katrin Ahlgren is an Associate Professor at Stockholm University, Sweden. Her research interests include linguistic and cultural diversity, language ideologies and social justice, multilingual creativity and arts-based research. Clara Molina is an Associate Professor at Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Spain. Her research interests include language variation and change, language education, and language in society with a focus on identity and language ideologies.

Drawing on robust participatory action research and theoretically grounded in a biographical account of the linguistic repertoire, Ahlgren and Molina’s work supports practitioners and students as they develop their critical sociolinguistic awareness. Readers will enjoy both the well-informed approach and the accessible practical workshop activities in this useful guide.

• Introduction Chapter 1. What are Sociolinguistic Trajectories? Chapter 2. Narrating Life, Self and Language  Chapter 3. Tools for Exploring Linguistic Biographies and Repertoires  Chapter 4. Workshop Proposal  Chapter 5. To Learn More Appendix