Theme: Seeing Language: Visual- and Arts-based Approaches to Enhancing Multilingual Identities in EducationThis special issue seeks to critically examine how visual and arts-based approaches can serve as transformative tools for fostering identity development, affirmation, and expression within multilingual and multicultural educational contexts. By moving beyond traditional language-based frameworks, we aim to foreground multimodal, creative, and affective … Continue reading Call for Submissions: Special Issue of International Journal of Multicultural Education
AERA QR SIG and GSQMN workshop
The Graduate Student Qualitative Methods Network (GSQMN) and the AERA QR SIG Graduate Student Committee (QR-SIG GSC) would like to invite you to join us for our collaborative workshop: Intersectional Research Ethics, Power, and the Present Moment. This workshop will take place on Wednesday, January 28th at 4:30 pm ET (3:30 pm CT). Dr. Jennifer Esposito (co-author of the … Continue reading AERA QR SIG and GSQMN workshop
Call for abstracts: Art/Research International: A Transdisciplinary Journal
Special Issue: Color Inquiry For some time, color has fascinated literary writers, musicians, and artists (Han Kang, Maggie Nelson, Jay-Z, Joni Mitchell, The Beetles, Weezer, Rothko, Matisse, and so on). These writers, musicians, and artists have focused their attention on a color and followed it. In so doing, they have used color to explore and … Continue reading Call for abstracts: Art/Research International: A Transdisciplinary Journal
Call for papers: Art/Research International
Special issue: Arts-based research and artful approaches as Black homeplace Black communities have historically leveraged the arts for knowledge production and intergenerational cultural transmission. Artful approaches have served as a way for Black artists, activist, and academics to “situate themselves in a world structured by anti-Blackness" (Raiford, 2024) and to imagine what is possible (hooks, … Continue reading Call for papers: Art/Research International
Call for Papers: Special Issue of Comparative Education Review
Topic: "Korea as Research: Local Epistemologies as the Contexts and Contents of Inquiry"Call for Papers - The Comparative Education Review (CER)The Comparative Education Review (CER) publishes a special session entitled, "Korea as Research: Local Epistemologies as the Contexts and Contents of Inquiry." Contributors can choose to write either Korean or English for a manuscript. This is an unusual opportunity for scholars who … Continue reading Call for Papers: Special Issue of Comparative Education Review
Call for papers: Employee relations: The international journal
This special issue invites critical contributions exploring how inclusive research practices—developed through participatory, reflexive, and decolonial methodologies—advance social justice and inclusion in contemporary employment relations. We encourage interdisciplinary and intersectional approaches that centre marginalised employee and community voices in co-creational frameworks; inherently feminist in nature (Drydakis et al., 2022). Inclusive research challenges the traditional researcher–participant … Continue reading Call for papers: Employee relations: The international journal
Call for papers: Leadership and Organization Development Journal
The special issue aims to advance critical scholarship on leadership by moving beyond the simplistic dichotomy of “good” versus “bad” leadership and focusing instead on the underexplored spectrum of “grey leadership”, which often falls outside of established categories such as “destructive,” “abusive,” or “toxic” leadership (e.g., Einarsen et al., 2007; Krasikova et al., 2013; Schyns … Continue reading Call for papers: Leadership and Organization Development Journal
Call for papers: Qualitative Market Research: An International Journal
Topic: Nordic Consumer Culture The Nordic region offers a distinctive consumer culture characterized by "conspicuously strong ideological contradictions" (Ulver, 2019, p. 52). Societies are both egalitarian and status-conscious, individualistic yet reliant on collective welfare systems, and modest yet aspirational. Central to this culture is the Nordic welfare state that creates a unique alliance between the … Continue reading Call for papers: Qualitative Market Research: An International Journal
Call for Proposals: 2026 North American Society for Sport History conference
The 2026 conference of the North American Society for Sport History (NASSH) will take place in two locations from Friday May 22 (opening reception) to Monday May 25 (the evening of the annual NASSH banquet): The University of Texas at Austin New College on the downtown St. George campus of the University of Toronto. Participation … Continue reading Call for Proposals: 2026 North American Society for Sport History conference
Call for proposals: SOQM’s 9th Annual Interdisciplinary Symposium on Qualitative Methodologies
Reimagining Qualitative Inquiry: Voices, Visions, and Values In a time of global uncertainty, rapid technological change, and social transformation, qualitative researchers are called to reimagine how we listen, see, and act. Reimagining Qualitative Inquiry: Voices, Visions, and Values invites scholars to explore how qualitative research can amplify diverse voices, reflect new visions of knowledge, and … Continue reading Call for proposals: SOQM’s 9th Annual Interdisciplinary Symposium on Qualitative Methodologies