Transforming the world through research into multilingualism across the perspectives of linguistics, the humanities, education, and neuroscience
The IMS supports its members in the design, funding, conduct, and communication of research about:
the benefits of multilingualism in neurocognitive, academic, economic, personal, social, and geopolitical domains
the misunderstanding and mismanagement of multilingualism, particularly in vulnerable communities, such as immigrants, Indigenous peoples, regional minorities, and marginalized groups such as Deaf and LGBTQI+ communities
