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International Conference on Memory, Identity, and Belonging

📅 21–22 Apr 2027 📍 Melbourne, Australia 👤 Standard / Listener

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This track explores the role of cultural narratives in shaping collective and personal memories. It invites contributions that analyze how storytelling influences identity formation and belonging within various cultural contexts.

This session focuses on the interplay between historical memory and contemporary identity politics. Scholars are encouraged to examine how collective memories influence social movements and political identities.

This track delves into psychological theories related to memory and the sense of belonging. It seeks to understand how individual memory processes affect social inclusion and personal identity.

This session investigates the relationship between heritage studies and collective memory. Contributions should address how heritage practices shape community identities and foster a sense of belonging.

This track examines the dynamics of social identity and memory within diverse communities. Papers should explore how shared memories contribute to social cohesion and identity formation.

This session focuses on the role of narrative in constructing personal and social identities. Contributions are invited that analyze how narratives shape our understanding of self and community.

This track engages with critical theories to interrogate the concepts of memory and belonging. Scholars are encouraged to challenge conventional understandings and propose new frameworks for analysis.

This session explores how community engagement initiatives utilize memory practices to foster belonging. Contributions should highlight case studies that demonstrate the impact of memory on community identity.

This track investigates the relationship between personal identity and memory. Papers should explore how individual memories shape self-perception and influence social interactions.

This session focuses on the role of collective memory in promoting social inclusion. Contributions are invited that examine how shared memories can bridge divides and foster a sense of belonging among marginalized groups.

This track examines how memory and identity are influenced by spatial contexts. Scholars are encouraged to explore the significance of place in shaping collective and personal memories.