Category: Events and Past Conferences
Event details, and calls for papers.
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It is our regret to announce that Kathryn Yusoff’s keynote has had to be cancelled for health reasons. We wish Kathryn the absolute best and hope that she recovers soon, […]
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This post will be updated with new document links as and when we have them. Conference Programme Booklet (designed by Angela YT Chan) Conference Schedule Conference Abstracts Document Additionally, for […]
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Registration for our SF & Extraction conference is now live! You can find the event page here. Please note that you do not need to ‘prove’ eligibility for whichever ticket type your purchase. […]
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8-9 October, Online (Blackboard Collaborate). Keynote speaker: Professor Kathryn Yusoff Guest creators TBC. Situating Extraction As Earth burns, capital continues to plunder more and more material with which to fuel […]
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This post will be updated with new document links as and when we have them. Conference Programme Booklet (designed by Cristina Diamant, with graphics by Thomas Johnson) Conference Abstracts Document […]
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Registration for our SF + Activism & Resistance conference is now live! You can find the event page here. Please note that you do not need to ‘prove’ eligibility for […]
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For Climate Justice + SF, the afternoon event features artists, organisers and scholars working in climate justice and its themes around the world. We have a selection of workshop-style presentations and discussions, and the day concludes with a guest roundtable featuring Blanca S. Villalobos, Idman Abdurahaman and Chris Pak.
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For Climate Justice + SF, the afternoon event features two guest roundtables and we are inviting proposals for short presentations.
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3rd July, Zoom. Zoom details will be provided closer to the time on our website and through our mailing list. 11:30-12:00: Opening remarks 12:00-13:00: “Pride in Pixels: Queer SF Video […]
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We are delighted to issue an open call for a special event on Queerness & SF to be held online on Saturday, 3 July. The goal of the event is to celebrate […]
