The Bilingual Fair
providing parents with the chance to learn about the best of bilingual education
NEW YORK’S FAIR HAPPENS IN…
About The Bilingual Fair
As the bilingual revolution has grown, more options have become available for educating children, both in the private and public sector. More parents understand the benefits of bilingual education, and want to find the right opportunities for their child.
Organized by the web magazine French Morning, the Bilingual Fair is the premier event for all those interested in the movement that’s changing the curriculum of so many schools and the futures of so many kids across the country.
The fair is geared toward parents looking to find out about bilingual education. The best actors of the bilingual education community are under one roof and ready to answer questions. Exhibitors (schools, publishers, educational businesses, camps) all practice and promote bilingual education in a wide variety of languages (French, Spanish, Chinese, Italian, German, Korean, Japanese, Arabic, Hebrew, and more).
Where
Fordham University School of Law
150 West 62nd Street
New York, NY
When
November 23, 2019
From 10:00 AM to 04:00 PM
Our Speakers
We have influential bilingual education experts speak at our fairs. Here is a preview of NYC’s 2019 Bilingual Fair speakers.

Gale Brewer
Manhattan Borough President

Gale Brewer
Manhattan Borough President
Gale Brewer has served the people of New York for over 40 years. In January 2014, she was sworn in as the Manhattan Borough President. From 2002-2013, she represented the Upper West Side and northern Clinton on the New York City Council.

Mariam Navaid
Author of ``This messy mobile life``

Mariam Navaid
Author of ``This messy mobile life``
Expat writer, author, researcher and an experienced economist with a broad international background in finance, development, business research, statistics, project management, reporting, writing and communication.

Francesco Fadda
Co-founder of InItaliano

Francesco Fadda
Co-founder of InItaliano
Francesco is one of the co-founders of InItaliano. Sardinian born, he has been exposed to several languages since a very young age – from Sardo to Ladin, Portuguese, Polish and French. Francesco is now fully French-Italian bilingual and has become anglophone since his moving to the US.
He is a PR professional and supports multilingualism and the preservation of minority languages.