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    ⏰ Reminder: Submit your research by Sept. 15 to the Met Journal

    ⏰ Reminder: Submit your research by Sept. 15 to the Met Journal

    CFP: Digital Americas: Global Perspectives on American Narratives Online

    1st IASA Emerging Scholars’ Conference October 24-25, 2025 Abstract Submission Deadline: 31st July, 2025

    Call for Papers: BAAS Postgraduate Symposium – Teesside University, 29th November 2025

    ‘The people favored and the people oppressed’: The Unequal Struggle for Equality and Rights in America The deadline for submissions is 22nd August 2025. Please send proposals including a title, an abstract of no more than 250 words and a short biography of no more than 300 words to David Malcolm at david.malcolm@baas.ac.uk. 

    NEW BOOK ANNOUNCEMENT – American Freethought: The History of a Social Movement, 1794–1948

    A history of how the freethought movement fought to maintain a secular United States.

    Deadline extended | Digital Projections and Screened Identities in US American Culture (virtual conference)

    September 4–5, 2025 on Zoom. Focused on US American imaginaries related to digital and screened narratives and deal with the ways in which screens and digital interfaces influence, construct and disseminate identities, and that examine how these representations shape and reflect societal perceptions of the self, the other, and even AI. We accept proposals that look at texts across popular culture media, including film, graphic narratives, TV series, genre literature, music, games, social media, podcasts, and mocku/documentary.

    1776-2026: Visions of Freedom EAAS 36th Biennial Conference Bologna September 1-4, 2026

    The European Association for American Studies Biennial Conference will be held in Bologna, September 1-4, 2026. The conference theme is Visions of Freedom: 1776-2026. The call for papers strongly encourages submission of complete panel proposals (3-4 to presenters with a chair). The conference will be in person with a limited number of online panel slots available. Submissions for a poster exhibition are also invited. Deadline for submission: 15 October 2025. https://site.unibo.it/visions-of-freedom/en

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