Press & media

A public trajectory in language, literature & education.

Selected interviews and features documenting my work with Portuguese, literature, migration, cultural identity and heritage-language education across Europe.

Excerpt from SWI swissinfo.ch feature from 2017 mentioning Portuguese teacher Denise Castro
International media · SWI swissinfo.ch · 1 May 2017

Reading, cultural identity and integration

The SWI feature opens by presenting Denise Castro as a Portuguese teacher and discusses her perspective on literature, cultural memory, identity and the integration of emigrants and their children. It also refers to her heritage-language work with Brazilian families in Munich.

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From the archive

Interviews, projects and Portuguese across borders.

Jornal das Lajes

Português como Língua de Herança na Europa

Coverage of Portuguese as a heritage language in Europe, including Denise Castro's work with Associação Linguarte in Munich.

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Jornal das Lajes

Munique recebe IV Seminário de Estudos sobre Imigração Brasileira na Europa

Coverage connected to Brazilian migration, education and community initiatives in Munich.

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Jornal das Lajes

Carta de Florença & Portuguese as a Heritage Language

Coverage identifies Denise Castro of Linguarte e.V. and records the presentation of “Era uma vez o POLH”, a song she composed for the International Day of Portuguese as a Heritage Language.

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Jornal das Lajes

Novo coronavírus: ideias para crianças isoladas em casa

A feature from the pandemic period connected to ideas and resources for children at home.

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Jornal das Lajes · Additional archive

Conversation with Denise Castro, Linguarte, Munich

A separate column records an extended conversation with Denise about heritage language, bilingualism, multilingualism, teaching practices and the cultural dimension of Portuguese abroad.

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