4th Associations Round Table on Wednesday 28 and Thursday 29 September in Busan, Korea.

The UIA cordially invites you to send representatives to its 4th Associations Round Table on Wednesday 28 and Thursday 29 September in Busan, Korea.

The UIA Round Table is an opportunity to learn through networking and through practice, to meet other international associations and share experience and knowledge to help you run your organization better. Read more here .
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7th Nordic Conference on Cultural and Activity Research

A Nordic Perspective on the Cultural and the Activity Approach in Theory and Practice

The Nordic countries have a strong theoretical and practice tradition of cultural-historical approaches to investigating and/or intervening human practices and everyday life. These include early childhood learning and play, children’s school life and education, youth life, as well as work life and organization of processes.

The 7th Nordic conference, June 16-18 2016,  provides a cross-disciplinary forum for exchanging ideas, exploring common interests, addressing various theoretical, practice-related, and societal issues, as well as for establishing new possibilities for collaboration among researchers and practitioners who share an interest in cultural-historical approaches.

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Brazil Colloquium

International Colloquium in the Cultural-Historical Field will be held in Brazil (November, 2018, dates to be confirmed). The focus is on educational dialogues, bringing together research groups across the region. Program foci will include psychology and human development, design and education, and science education. Email Adolfo Tanzi Neto for further information.

Contact:

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Asia-Pacific Summer School

A five-day retreat is being planned for PhD students and early career researchers to work together with academic mentors to develop their theoretical understandings, writing, and collaboration.

The Summer School will be held from 6-11 December 2018, near Sydney, Australia, immediately following Australian Association for Research in Education conference. There are no registration fees but participants must cover their own costs.

There will be places for 20 PhD students and early career researcher and six professors. Anyone interested should contact John Cripps Clark and Jenny Martin

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South Europe ISCAR

This will be 19-24 March 2019 in Ioannina, Greece. Jointly hosted by the University of Ioannina Department of Early Childhood Education, and the University of Crete Department of Psychology.

Abstracts are due on 30th September 2018. There will be a dedicated PhD day. See the conference website for more information, including about the conference’s dedicated thematic axes.

Future events in Scandinavia

The next Nordic Conference will be in Trondheim, Norway (18-20 June 2019). The regional ISCAR webpage will be updated with details when they are announced. The theme is Research and practices within and around boundaries, and the conference is arranged by the national activity theory group led by ISCAR Executive member May Britt Postholm.

ISCAR members may also be interested to attend the second UArctic Congress (3-7 September 2018), which is being held by the University of Oulu and University of Helsinki.

Cultural-Historical Approaches to Children’s Development and Childhood

(CHACDOC) ISCAR members from Western Norway University of Applied Sciences invite their colleagues to the next CHACDOC section conference in Bergen, Norway, 22-24 May 2019, themed: Exploration in Early Childhood Education. Confirmed speakers include Marilyn Fleer, Lasse Lipponnen, and Elin Eriksen Ødegaard. For information see the website, or contact [email protected] The CHACDOC-Bergen 2019 Working Committee are: Mariane Hedegaard, Hanne Værum Sørensen, Åsta Birkeland, Aihua Hu and Elin Eriksen Ødegaard.