Important Dates
Early Bird Registration :23rd February 2027
Paper Submission Deadline :28th February 2027
Last Date of Registration : 10th March 2027
Date of Conference : 25th - 26th March 2027
Conference Session Tracks
Aligned with
UN Sustainable Development Goals
This conference contributes to global sustainability by aligning its research discussions and academic sessions with key United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.
SDG 3 — Good Health and Well-being
SDG 4 — Quality Education
SDG 10 — Reduced Inequalities
SDG 11 — Sustainable Cities and Communities
SDG 16 — Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions
SDG 17 — Partnerships for the Goals
Track 01
Memory and Identity in Religious Contexts
This track explores the intricate relationship between memory and identity within various religious frameworks. It aims to analyze how collective and individual memories shape religious identities and practices across cultures.
Track 02
Rituals and Historical Memory
Focusing on the role of rituals in preserving and transmitting historical memory, this track invites papers that examine the intersection of ritual practices and collective memory. It seeks to understand how rituals contribute to the construction of cultural heritage.
Track 03
Spiritual Practices and Community Narratives
This session investigates how spiritual practices influence community narratives and collective memory. Participants are encouraged to present case studies that highlight the role of spirituality in shaping communal identities.
Track 04
Cultural Studies Approaches to Memory
This track invites interdisciplinary contributions that apply cultural studies methodologies to the study of memory. Papers should explore how cultural artifacts and practices inform our understanding of memory in religious contexts.
Track 05
Interfaith Dialogues and Memory
This session examines the role of memory in interfaith dialogues and the potential for shared memories to foster understanding among different religious traditions. Contributions should focus on case studies that highlight successful interfaith initiatives.
Track 06
Critical Theory and the Politics of Memory
This track engages with critical theory to analyze the politics surrounding memory in religious contexts. Papers should address how power dynamics influence the construction and contestation of collective memories.
Track 07
Oral Histories and Spiritual Narratives
Focusing on oral history methodologies, this session invites contributions that explore spiritual narratives as a form of memory preservation. Participants are encouraged to share insights on how oral traditions shape religious identities.
Track 08
Heritage Studies and Memory Practices
This track investigates the interplay between heritage studies and memory practices within religious communities. Papers should explore how heritage initiatives impact collective memory and identity formation.
Track 09
Narrative Analysis in Religious Memory
This session invites scholars to apply narrative analysis to the study of memory in religious contexts. Contributions should focus on how narratives shape and reflect collective and individual memories within various faith traditions.
Track 10
Memory, Trauma, and Spiritual Resilience
This track addresses the relationship between memory, trauma, and spiritual resilience in religious communities. Papers should explore how memories of trauma are processed and transformed through spiritual practices.
Track 11
The Role of Memory in Religious Education
This session examines the significance of memory in religious education and its impact on identity formation. Contributions should analyze pedagogical approaches that incorporate memory as a central theme in teaching religious studies.