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Moscow Multimodality Group are organizing the online section on EMCA at the conference in their home university in Moscow, Russia. This section is an attempt to keep remaining scholars and students engaged in multimodality research when the majority of teaching staff is away; to show that our community exists across borders. We will discuss how professional vision is emerging among members of the historical fencing club, how participants react to the absence of second pair parts in neurodiverse interactions, how breastfeeding interactions are organised in the context of Finnish healthcare, and much more. Our keynote speaker prof. Marjorie Harness Goodwin will be giving a talk on dying as a part of living dedicated to Chuck Goodwin. Additionally, two data sessions will be held on Friday and Saturday: one on Friday exploring how a 10-year old multimodal communicator uses gaze to communicate with his mother; on Saturday we will look at how cats take turns during play. Full programme is available here bit.ly/3MYPpo0 We cordially invite everybody to join the discussion. If you would like to join, please email dr.maria.erofeeva@gmail.com, and we will send you a Zoom link.