Canadian History of Education Association (CHEA) biennial meeting rescheduled to 2022
The Canadian History of Education Association (CHEA) is extremely pleased to announce that we will hold our biennial conference in person, October 13th-15th, 2022, at the Inn at Laurel Point in Victoria, British Columbia!
Go to the CHEA website for the CFP and submission details.
We will also hold a special online symposium in October 2021 (precise dates TBD). The symposium does not replace the biennial conference. Instead, it will bring new scholars in the history of education together with invited scholar-mentors for dynamic discussions of new scholars’ work that explores new directions in the history of education field, especially in light of the field’s essential need to speak to the history of current crises, such as anti-Blackness and anti-Indigeneity.
Information about applying to participate in the special online symposium is on the CHEA website.
About author
You might also like
Digitale Vortragsreihe – Digital Lecture Series
Vormoderne Bildungsgeschichte online – die neue digitale Vortragsreihe des AVE Mitte illi centum ducatos! Polish students in Basel and the theory of interdependence (15th–18th centuries) The aim of the lecture
International Conference on the Status of Teacher(s) and Conditions for Teaching: Facts, issues and challenges. Université Lumière LYON 2 – 8, 9, 10 January 2015
This international symposium on education is intended for the community of researchers in educational institutions encompassed by a broad range of research interests: historians, sociologists, educational specialists and teachers, philosophers,
History of Education and Covid-19 Interview
History of Education and Covid-19: The crisis of the school in transcribed interviews with African (G. Akanbi, L. Chisholm), American (C. Boto, A. Cerecedo, M. Cunha, A. Bennett-Kinne, H. Rocha,
