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SUMMARY:Asia Pacific Peace Research Association (APPRA) Conference 2019 (20th -22nd March)
DESCRIPTION:About \nRecent development which occurred during the last two decades in the Asia Pacific region\, there were some meticulous challenges towards the existing progressive peace where it is achievable only by having consistent assessment and efforts to prevent conflict. Culture of Peace as conceptually consists of “Values\, attitudes and behaviors that reject violence and prevent conflict by tackling their root causes to solve problems through dialogue and negotiation among individuals\, groups and nations” must be endorsed in everyday to achieve peace. Given the fact that each country in Asia Pacific has its own priority in overcoming such challenges\, there is a need of a comprehensive analyses\, formula and design that can be useful tools to address such challenges by empowering culture of peace\, formulating fast tract designs to achieve sustainable development goals and defending democracy. \nTherefore\, we invite papers and presentations based on research\, observations\, experiences and ideas from individuals and groups who have implemented programs and conducted activities in their countries and communities to empower culture of peace\, sustainable development\, and defending democracy in Asia Pacific Region in the forthcoming Asia Pacific Peace Research Association’s conference 2019. \nSubmission of Abstract \nWe invite papers and presentations based on research\, observations\, experiences and ideas from individuals and groups who have implemented programs and conducted activities in their countries and communities to empower culture of peace\, promoting sustainable development and defending democracy. \nThe abstract for the papers describing the programs/ project models should be submitted in the following form. \nThe synopsis (of not more than 300 words) may highlight: \n\nTitle of the presentation\,\nPrograms/ Project model\,\nNature of work done\,\nTime frame\,\nLocation/ Community\,\nMethodology\,\nImpact/ Outcome\n\nDates: \nLast date for submission of abstracts: 31 October 2018 \nAnnouncement of selected abstracts: 15 November 2018 \nLast date for submission of full papers with presentations or posters: 31 January 2019 \nConfirmed registration: 20 March2019 \nApplication form: Please kindly use the following link: \nAbstract Submission Form: bit.ly/APPRA2019Abstract \nAPPRA Conference 2019 Full Paper Submission Form: bit.ly/APPRA2019FullPaper \nRegistration for APPRA Conference 2019: bit.ly/APPRA2019RegistrationForm \nAPPRA Conference 2019 Evaluation: bit.ly/APPRA2019Evaluation \n  \nDownload PDF \nSource: https://appra.net/?page_id=844 \n
URL:https://seajunction.org/event/asia-pacific-peace-research-association-appra-conference-2019-20th-22nd-march/
LOCATION:Bali\, Indonesia
CATEGORIES:Conferences
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20181004
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20181031
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SUMMARY:IC-HUSO 2018 International Conference on Humanities and Social Sciences
DESCRIPTION:Source: https://hs.kku.ac.th/ichuso/ \n
URL:https://seajunction.org/event/ic-huso-2018-international-conference-on-humanities-and-social-sciences/
CATEGORIES:Conferences
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SUMMARY:HIV/Aids in Southeast Asia
DESCRIPTION:\n\nDeadline: 15th June 2018 \nSummary \nHIV/AIDS in Southeast Asia (AIDS–SEA) is an interdisciplinary and intercultural colloquium that will explore the diverse processes by which HIV/AIDS is constructed as a cultural phenomenon. This colloquium is interested in the ways in which cultural texts in Southeast Asia represent\, negotiate\, and mediate the epidemic by creating meanings impacting health\, illness\, sexuality\, and identity politics. How is HIV/AIDS represented in film\, television\, photography\, music\, literature\, the visual arts\, performance\, and other cultural texts? How do the practices of HIV/AIDS volunteers\, PLHIVA support groups\, and other community-based organizations mediate both popular and scientific understandings of selfhood and belonging? How do cultural texts and practices (re)define the lifeworlds that shape the epidemic? \nThis colloquium aims to bring together academics from different disciplinary backgrounds with the aim of developing a network of scholars working in this area. It is hoped that this colloquium will be followed by further academic meetings and colloquiums which will also draw in artists\, activists and interested organizations. \nFormat \nThe colloquium will present 2 keynote speakers and up to 20 papers on various topics related to the colloquium theme. There will be no break-out sessions.  Authors of selected papers from the CFP will give 15 minute summaries of their work after which an open discussion will follow. This format will ensure that participants can participate in an informal yet inclusive atmosphere and get maximum feedback from one another.  Similar thematic strands can be grouped together and members of the strand can take turns leading discussions of pre-circulated papers. \nCall for Abstracts \nProposals for presentations should include a title\, an abstract (max. 300 words)\, institutional affiliation\, a bio sketch (max. 100 words)\, and contact information. The abstracts will need to be written in English. Topics include \n\nUses of queer theory and other theories in cultural analyses of HIV/AIDS\nPostcolonial readings of the pathologization of sexuality\nErasure of marginalized communities from HIV/ AIDS discourse\nCultural critiques of the biomedicalization of society\nThe roles of technology and social media\nLocal practices and globalized social movements\nRole of religion in the cultural construction of HIV/Aids\n\nBursaries \nSpeakers are encouraged to seek funding from their own institutions\, but bursaries are available for travel and accommodation for participants coming from Southeast Asia.  For queries about this and regarding the colloquium in general\, please send an email to hivcolloquium2018@gmail.com.  \n(Photo credit: Jovi Juan\, 2017) \nOrganiser: SOAS Centre of South East Asian Studies\, Office for Initiatives in Culture and the Arts (OICA) University of the Philippines\, Diliman \nContact email: hivcolloquium2018@gmail.com \n\n\nSource: https://www.soas.ac.uk/cseas/events/25oct2018-hivaids-in-southeast-asia-.html\n \n
URL:https://seajunction.org/event/hiv-aids-in-southeast-asia/
LOCATION:University of the Philippines\, Diliman Quezon City\, Philippines
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