CSUWPD2010 aims at bringing together environmental stake holders, scientists, theologians, politicians, sociologists, farmers, specialists and amateurs to exchange information and insights to promote actions for supporting plant conservation.
Registration application form (please download from:
http://www.oac.edu.gr/artman/uploads/csuwpd2010reg.pdf)
can be sent by fax to +0030-2824022060 or by
email to oac@otenet.gr.
Deadline: 2009/12/30
Country or region: Greece

The "International Research Center for Intercultural Studies” (C.I.R.S.I.) promotes an International symposium on "Identities, gender and in-equalities" in order to extend and deepen the debate on gender and migration launched by the first issue of the Quarterly Journal "Temperanter” which will be presented on that occasion ("Temperanter”, n. 1, January-March 2010: "Women and Equal Opportunities: a Challenge for Everyone”).


Segregation and exclusion of non-dominant ethnic, linguistic, sexual, religious, etc. groups, have been consolidated through time by the instauration of a discriminatory system based on the imposition of false and subordinating representations. A wider interest on these topics has determined an important progress at the theoretical and philosophical level, although rarely followed by effective policies and practices. The following topics can be presented through the most appropriate scientific approach (sociological, literary, psychological, jurid ... read more

Perspective is a youth journal that seeks to publish the works of people under 25, publishing submissions on a range of issues. Currently Perspective are looking for submissions for Edition Five.

United Nations Youth Association of Australia

Click here for more information, or contact Leigh Howard on 0422 133 796 or editor@unya.asn.au. Submissions are due by 14 December 2009.
Deadline: 2009/12/14

This 2nd International Symposium on Roadside Memorials takes a broad theme of 'marking death in open places'. It is hoped that this will aid in taking a fresh look at this phenomena and expand perspectives on these memorials.
Toward a Typology of Roadside Memorials - interest has also been expressed by a number of scholars to work toward a typology of memorials. This would provide a sound basis for future scholarship by identifying contemporary and traditional forms of these memorials and enable innovations and change to be more easily identified.
Symposium program - The first day of the symposium will focus on the broad theme of 'marking death in open places'. The second will continue this theme and also include a selection of papers on the typology of these memorials internationally.
Presentation - short fifteen-twenty minute presentations on aspects of roadside memorials are invited. Abstracts should be about 150 words in length. Abstracts should be submitted by 20th ... read more