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  1. HDCA Global Dialogue 2021

    HDCA is delighted to announce the HDCA Global Dialogue 2021, taking place 20-30 September 2021 entirely online using the Whova event platform. A special programme of events, the HDCA Global Dialogue 2021, will include keynote speakers, panel and roundtable discussions, workshops and informal meetings and networking sessions. The program has been organised by the eight HDCA Regional Networks. Attendance at all events in the HDCA Global Dialogue 2021 is free and open to both HDCA members and non-members.

    For more information about the HDCA Global Forum 2021, please contact the HDCA Administrator, Kathy Rosenblum (admin@hd-ca.org)

  2. Call for papers. The Quest for Normativity: Challenges and New Directions in Social Research

    …space for the many conversations that different ethical turns have spurred. In order to contribute to this vision, this call for papers invites contributions from across the social sciences and humanities that address questions related to the challenges and opportunities derived from these different normative turns. It also welcomes papers that reflect on the history of ethical reflection within social research, and on the possible futures opened…

  3. Global Dialogue Day Registration – 2022

    …lease log in first.) The event will take place on September 19, 2022 in an online format only. It is free to participate, but we encourage you to become an HDCA member or renew your membership, which will help us to continue to offer programs like this in the future! ***Please note: if you register for the 2022 HDCA Conference you DO NOT need to register separately for the Global Dialogue Day – you will automatically receive the access information…

  4. NEW BOOK! Reparative Futures and Transformative Learning Spaces

    …mative Learning Spaces, Springer Nature, Switzerland. https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-031-45806-4 Abstract: The Reparative Futures and Transformative Learning Spaces book outlines the conceptualisation of ‘reparative futures’ as explained by Sriprakash et al (2020) as well as the importance of transformative learning spaces which take us forward for actions beyond only critiques of what is wrong and unjust.This book presents a remarka…

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