Language Revitalization Panel Chair. Native American Indigenous Association Council Conference. Themes: “The Use of Historical Documentation in Indigenous Language Revitalization”(Lisa Conathan, Yale University); “Cultural Currency: Decolonization, Indigenous Knowledge, and the Practice of Language Purification” (Sheryl A. Day, University of Washington); “Community Structure and Language Shift: North Carolina Cherokee in the Early 20th Century” (Benjamin E. Frey, University of Wisconsin, Madison); “TeKupu o TeTāngata: Examining Criteria to Evaluate Māori Language Vitality”(Grace Catherine Sullivan & Mary E. Hughes, Northeastern University);“The Language Ghost’: Linguistic Heritage and Identity among Monacan Indians of Central Virginia"(Karenne Wood, University of Virginia Native American and Indigenous Studies Association)
“Language Revitalization in the 21st Century: Going Global, Staying Local”. Hosted by the International Centre for Language Revitalization of the Auckland University of Technology, The Smithsonian Institution @ Museum of the American Indian, the Film and Video Center of the Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian.
“Linguistic Rights, Language Policy, Peruvian Language Planning in Education” Paper presented at the 2011 World Indigenous Peoples Conference in Cusco, Peru.
International Symposium: “Indigenous Presence in Peruvian Parliament, Strategies and Impact. Linguistic Diversity at Risk: A Global Perspective”. Keynote speaker. Peruvian Congress Commission on Andean and Afro-Peruvian Peoples. Presided over by Congresswoman Hilaria Supa Huaman.
“Defensa de la Lengua Materna y el bilingüismo indígena: una visión global”. Keynote Speaker. Celebration for UNESCO In Defense of the Mother Tongue. Organized by Comunidad Andina de Naciones (CAN) and the Ecuadorian Embassy in Perú.
“Peru's Language Policies in Times of Change?”
Quechua Week conferences, hosted by the Center for Latin American and CaribbeanStudies (CLACS) at New York University and the Institute of Latin American Studies (ILAS) at Columbia University.
“Quechua Language, Media and Transnational Linkages”
“Saqrakuna: Televisión en Lengua Materna desde la Región Apurímac”(December2010)
With Ulla Berg and Gustavo Solis. Quechua Week conferences, hosted by the Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies (CLACS) at New York University.
“Bilinguismos Indígenas y la defensa de la Lengua Materna”
Congreso de la República del Perú, organized by the office of Congresswoman Hilaria Supa Huaman.
“Política Idiomática y derechos lingüísticos”(May2010)
With Dr. Fernand de Varenees. Museo Inka, Cusco. Inaugural Ceremony for the Diplomado in Indigenous Rights, organized by the Congreso de la República Peruana.
“Política Idiomática: el caso Peruano”
Hosted in the Congreso de la República, organized by the Grupo Parlamentario Indigena del Congreso de la República Peruana and the office of Congresswoman Hilaria Supa Huaman.
“Bilingualism with a Global Perspective”. Presentation at Facultad Letras y Ciencias Humanas UNMSM. Estudios Académicos Programa de Linguistica at the National University San Marcos in Lima, Perú.
“Dislocating National Diglossia: Language and Ethnic Identity Formation among Quechua/Spanish/English Immigrants in the United States” Part of the Language and Ethnic Identity Series. Multilingual & Multicultural Studies Program, New York University.
“Language& Society in Peru”
Seminar on the Study of American Indian History at the Newberry Library.
“The Sky as a Text: Literacy Practices of a New Letrado”
A study of Juan Santa Cruz Pachacuti Salcamaygua's early writings as seen; by a literacy instructor. The Newberry Library presentations.
“From Oral to Written: Traditional Stories Evolving Into Contemporary Expression”. Presenters at “Beyond Survival: An International conference of Indigenous Writers, Performing and Visual Artists”. Canadian Museum of Civilization, Quebec.
“Experiencias en Educacion Bilingue: Peru y Ecuador” (1992)
Yataco with Muenala Fabian (Dirección Nacional de Educación Bilingue -Confederación Nacional Indígena de Ecuador). Conference organized by Miryam Yataco & Silvia Vila under the auspices of Dr. Antonio Simoes, Director of Bilingual Education Program at NYU.