Certificate in Autoethnography program at Bradley University. The program will begin 14 September 2026. The six-week, online (synchronous+asynchronous), non-credit course is designed for students and scholars located anywhere in the world who want to learn more about doing autoethnographic research. The course will be taught by Dr. Tony Adams, Caterpillar Professor in the Department of … Continue reading Certificate in Autoethnography

22-27 June 2026 | in-person | University of Alabama The Holle Center Autoethnography Institute is a week-long, in-person event designed to introduce and deepen participants’ understanding of autoethnography as a qualitative research method. The Institute will bring together graduate students and faculty from various disciplines to explore the theory, practice, ethics, and applications of autoethnography. … Continue reading Holle Center Autoethnography Institute

“The power of autoethnography,” writes Ron Pelias (2021), lies in its ability as a “method for maneuvering your way through” (p. 100). In his book Lessons on aging and dying: A poetic autoethnography, published in the Writing lives: Ethnographic narrative series by Routledge, Pelias maneuvers through the complexities and uneasiness of aging and facing death. … Continue reading Poetic autoethnography