世界アフリカ言語学会議
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世界アフリカ言語学会議（World Congress of African Linguistics (WOCAL)）は、3年に一度開かれる、アフリカの言語研究に関する国際会議である。2009年から、アフリカの手話言語に関するワークショップが行われている。
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歴史
アフリカの手話言語ワークショップの初回は、第６回会議のとき開かれた。（WOCAL6, ２００９年８月、ドイツ・ケルンにて）
WOCALの規約は、２００９年８月に改定され、手話の地位が正式に認められた。
アフリカの手話言語ワークショップ第２回目は、第７回会議にて行われた。（WOCAL7, ２０１２年８月、カメルーン・ブエアにて）
行事
WOCAL7 ワークショップ(2012)
発表内容:
- Goedele De Clerck (Belgium), Sam Lutalo-Kiingi (Uganda/UK): Sign Language Research and Development in Africa: State of the Art
- Introduction and aims of workshop (organising committee): welcome from Cameroon Deaf community
- Natasha Parkins (South Africa): The Deaf community in South Africa with reference to HIV and AIDS information
- Kidane Admasu (Ethiopia): The sociolinguistic situation and Deaf community in three areas in Ethiopian state
- Goedele De Clerck (Belgium): Cameroon Deaf community
- Yves Beosso (Chad): Sign language in deaf education
- Mokhtar El Mokri (Morocco): Developing a Web TV as a Catalyst for Deaf Community Development in Morocco: The Arab Spring-Voicing Deaf Opinions
- Nobutake Kamei (Japan): Database of proper noun signs in Africa
- Eyasu Hailu and Pawlos Kassu (Ethiopia): Challenges in Documenting Signed Languages in Africa A Case Study of Some Selected Countries in Africa
- Ibrahim Kyauta (Nigeria): Development of indigenous sign language in the north-west zone of Nigeria
- Henri Evouna Etoundi (Cameroon): Dr Andrew Foster and the LSAF in the deaf community
- Sam Lutalo-Kiingi (Uganda/UK): African sign languages and Deaf communities: language awareness and recognition
- Marco Stanley Nyarko (Ghana): Including Ghanaian Deaf into Higher Education - challenges and ways forward
- Bob Achgill (Cameroon): HHR - Cameroon Hand Signs DVD
- Sam Lutalo-Kiingi (Uganda/UK): Sign language documentation in Africa
WOCAL6 Workshop (2009)
WOCAL6 Workshop on Sign Languages in Africa
2009年8月18日、ドイツ・ケルン、ケルン大学
発表内容:
- Sam Lutalo: Plenary Session: Keynote address 2: The importance of Deaf involvement in African sign language research
- Kamei: DVD dictionary of Langue des Signes d'Afrique Francophone: Descriptive study of Creole ASL in French-speaking Africa
- Nyst & Magassouba: Constructing corpora of African sign languages – an example from Mali
- Gilchrist & Nyst: Demonstration on using the software, ELAN
- Tamene: BA program Ethiopian Sign Language and Deaf Culture at AAU
- Vermeerbergen: South African signers come in many different forms
- Hopkins: Social network theory as a predictor of sign language boundaries
- Morgan: The role of non-dominant hand in Kenyan sign language
- Adone & Bauer: Argument structure in emergent sign languages
- Moges: Dichotomy in the community of Deaf Eritreans
- Gilchrist (Shane), Otieno, Namasaka, Standardisation in Kenyan Sign Language Led by Deaf Teachers
- Boison: Patterns of sign language use in Ghana and future objectives
- Muzale: The Challenges of sign language Standardization – Lugha ya Alama ya Tanzania
