Call for Conference Proposals
“Roots of Change 2026
Honoring Our Story as Educators Across the African Diaspora: K12, Higher Education, and Community Education
Presenting Organization(s):
Research Analysis & Consultation (Dr. Emily Allen Williams)
Frontier Education Consulting (Dr.
Focusing on the past decade — particularly the summer of 2020 and its aftermath, which witnessed an unprecedented wave of iconoclastic acts against monuments and statues linked to colonialism, white supremacy, and slavery, alongside renewed calls for the decolonisation of museums and urban toponyms — much of the subsequent scholarly attention in English has centred on developments in the Anglophone world. Although these incidents, including but not limited to removals, renaming, a
Call for Papers:
Conventions and Subversions in Sino-Western Theatrical Settings
Edited by Kelly Kar Yue CHAN, Chi Sum Garfield LAU and Chi Chun CHAN
We are soliciting chapter proposals for an edited volume that contains 8-10 chapters of research articles which represent the efforts from both members of the academia and practitioners of theatre to sustain the tradition of Si
The Short Fiction of Carson McCullers: New Directions in Scholarship
The Carson McCullers Society invites abstract submissions for a panel session focused on new scholarship on McCullers’s short fiction, including her short stories, poetry, novellas, and/or plays. Panelists will offer presentations on their works-in-progress, which may include dissertation research, articles, essay collections, or monographs. We invite papers that explore how McCullers’s s
Utopia, Dystopia, and Heterotopia in Narratives
Third volume of the book series: Interdisciplinary Studies on Philology
About the Series
Interdisciplinary Studies on Philology brings together research that bridges literary studies with adjacent human and social sciences.
Volume I: Mythological Motifs in Narratives (published)
Volume II: Redefining Communication in Posthuman Age (published)
Volume III: Utopia, Dystopia, and Heterotopia in Narratives (plan
Women and the Body: Interdisciplinary Perspectives
Interdisciplinary Studies on Philology — Volume (forthcoming)
The edited volume Women and the Body will appear as part of the peer-reviewed book series Interdisciplinary Studies on Philology, published by Maurer Press (Germany). The series explores cutting-edge research across literary studies, cultural studies, linguistics, philosophy, and related fields, with a s
END 2026 - Education and New Developments 2026 in Funchal, Madeira Island, Portugal
(2nd CFA): send your abstract until 9 January 2026
CALL FOR ABSTRACTS (2nd CFA)
International Conference on Education and New Developments 2026 (END 2026)
20 to 22 of June 2026 — Funchal, Madeira Island, Portugal
http://www.end-educationconference.org/
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Abstract submissions
RMMLA 2026 — Call for Papers
Asian Drama and Performance Panel
REVOLUTIONARY BODIES
Staging Thought and Affect on the Asian Stage
How do bodies on Asian stages think, feel, and make worlds?
This panel explores the performing body as a site where concepts are articulated and affects are distributed. Inspired by Emily Wilcox’s Revolutionary Bodies and theoretical work by Bruno La
CALL FOR PAPERS
for a special issue of “Open Cultural Studies
DEMOCRACIES IN THE POST-DIGITAL WORLD:
CULTURAL STUDIES PERSPECTIVES IN EUROPEAN AND GLOBAL CONTEXTS
“Open Cultural Studies (www.degruyter.com/CULTURE) invites submissions for a special issue entitled "Democracies in the Post-digital World: cultural studies perspectives in global contexts," edited by Sara Brandellero (Leiden University, the Netherlands), Sini Hassine
Perennially understudied, Eurasia — as both a geographical and conceptual constellation — opens up a novel and fertile space for scholarly contributions. This call for papers invites submissions that engage with the region’s alternative media, information, and communications histories, bridging past and future frameworks, methodologies and forms.
Before the formation of the Relcom network catapulted the socialist sphere into the Digital Age in 1990, the Tashken
ACQL General Call for Papers: 2026 Conference
Conference Dates: June 8-10, 2026
Place: McGill University, Montreal
Deadline for proposals: February 15, 2026
Submit proposal to: alcq.acql@gmail.com
www.alcq-acql.ca
Founded in 1975 in the wake of Canada’s official ratification of multiculturalism, the Association for Canadian and Québec Literatures has, over more than 45 years, emerged as Canada’s premier association for s
Mad Science: Biology, Technology, Systems of Power International Interdisciplinary Conference
‘Gheorghe Asachi’ Technical University of Ia?i, 5th-7th June 2026
We are delighted to launch the call for papers for the second edition of the international interdisciplinary Mad Science conference, to take place in 2026 at ‘Gheorghe Asachi’ Technical University of Ia?i. This year’s topic is Biology, Technology and Systems of Power, explori
The 33rd annual conference of ICC—the International Language Association — will take place in Zürich, Switzerland, from 8 to 10 May 2026.
The conference serves as a platform for the exchange of innovative ideas, the dissemination of research findings and discussions on the challenges and opportunities in language education. Scholars and practitioners will gather to explore the conference theme, fostering discourse on language teaching and learning.
Conference: Contagion, Information, Territory
Leiden University, 17-19 June 2026
Keynote speakers:
Dr. Ramon Amaro (Design Academy Eindhoven)
Prof. Dr. Jasbir Puar (University of British Columbia)
As new forms of exclusion and colonialism are emerging and old apartheid policies reinvigorated, the movement of people, the spread of disease, and the circulation of information become ever more central to our understanding
Jadavpur University
Department of English
Presents
QUEER POLITICAL ASSEMBLAGES 5.0
Theme:
Queer and the Cyborg in the Contemporary Understanding of Gender
Coordinated by
Prof. Kaustav Bakshi
Department of English, Jadavpur University.
Important dates:
This conference at the University of Birmingham (UK), examines the experience of singing and song and its connection to spirituality and/or meaning making throughout human history. Why does singing give life meaning for so many people? What is the quality of the relationship between singing and the human spirit (loosely defined)? How does it manifest in our behaviours and practices?
We welcome and encourage papers from any disciplinary background, including but not limited to historic
Panel: New Spanish/Latin American Cinema-Spanish Peninsular
Theme: Celebrating 25 Years of Twenty-First-Century Spanish Cinema
Rocky Mountain Modern Language Association (RMMLA) 2026
Conference Dates: October 8—10, 2026
Location: Marriott Courtyard, Ogden, Utah
The first quarter of the twenty-first century has been one of the most dynamic and transformative periods in the history of Spanish cinema. Defined by bold aesthetic experimentation, renewed politic
Concept Note
We are pleased to invite submissions for an interdisciplinary conference and workshop on the theme of Representations of Empowerment and Resistance in Contemporary Indian Women’s Literary and Cultural Discourses. The conference aims to explore how women’s engagements with questions of “empowerment and “resistance have evolved, with each iteration reflecting its respective context and changes. Participants are encourag
This issue explores storytelling as a discursive practice that reimagines underground waterscapes imaginaries. In an era of rapid urbanisation, overextraction, and environmental degradation, attention to the subterranean is no longer optional but critical—both imaginatively and materially. Groundwater already supports the livelihoods of more than 1 billion urban residents in Asia and 150 million in Latin America, including those in megacities such as Beijing, Jakarta, and Mexico City, y
To mark the centenary of the death of Arthur Acland—politician, educationalist, advocate for adult learning and cooperativism, and long-standing Trustee and benefactor of Imperial College London—we invite proposals for papers for a one-day symposium examining historical and contemporary issues in community and adult education.
We welcome proposals from scholars, practitioners, and policy specialists. Papers (20—30 minutes) may address any aspect of Acland’s leg
Symposium Title
Division, Withdrawal, and Non-Cooperation: Contested Moments of Breakdown in International Scientific and Technological Organizations
Background
The Department of History of Science, Technology, and Medicine at Peking University?https://hstm.pku.edu.cn/en/ ? is organizing a symposium for the 2026 Joint Meeting of the European Society for the History of Science (ESHS) and the History of Science Society (HSS). The symposium examines moments of rupture and conte
Caleidoscopio
CFP: Vol. 1 No. 2: The sleep of digital reason? Dreaming of a creative machine in the age of AI
Deadline: January 05, 2026.
Caleidoscopio — Revista de Comunicação e Cultura is the journal of the Communication Sciences Department of ECATI, Lusófona University.
Now entering its second series, Caleidoscopio is being relaunched with the aim of consolidating its position as an open-access platform dedicated to cri
Today’s transnational and “digitalized world (Hayles, 2012) is marked by massive mobility,
heavy border crossing, and the incessant negotiation of (and conflict over) frontiers (Appadurai,
1996). The current global shifts and border re-mappings, along with the radical digital
transformations, have been strongly echoed in creative, critical, and philosophical productions.
Traditional identity “boundaries are now rethought through groundbreaki
“I, I wear a plastic suit / Plastic is my food / Perhaps, I’m plastic too, sang the iconic Yugoslav New Wave band Idoli in their 1981 song “Plastika (“Plastics). These lyrics captured a 1980s moment in which Yugoslav production, import, and consumption of plastics reached their peak. Yet the groundwork for it had been laid in the preceding decades, since plastics production had begun shortly after the Second World War and rapidly permeated all aspe
Call for Papers — December 2025 Issue
Overview:The Journal of Information Technology, Cybersecurity, and Artificial Intelligence (JITCAI) is pleased to announce its upcoming Volume 2, Issue 3 (December 2025), centered on AI-driven innovations and their impact on IT systems, cybersecurity resilience, and digital transformation.
As artificial intelligence becomes deeply embedded in every layer of technology—from network defense to decision-making
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