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Call for Papers - Closed for Presentations

Thank you to everyone who submitted Papers. While the official submission window is now closed, we continue to welcome submissions from scholars whose work explores antisemitism for inclusion in our program. Although presentation slots are currently full, new submissions might be considered for our waitlist should a spot become available.

In addition, we are exploring opportunities for publication and knowledge-sharing beyond the event itself. Our goal is to foster collaboration and ensure that researchers in the field are aware of each other’s work. If you would like to share your research, please feel free to submit your paper for future consideration.

Advancing Knowledge | Informing Responses | Uniting Efforts

The Symposium on Antisemitism is calling on scholars, researchers, and academics from diverse disciplines to submit papers. This is your opportunity to disseminate scholarship and findings to meaningfully contribute to the advancement of knowledge and the efforts against global and local antisemitism.

CURRENT TOPICS OF INTEREST

Historical and contemporary manifestations of antisemitism

Psychological and social impact on communities

Educational strategies and policy responses

Holocaust Memory and Education

Antisemitism and Anti Zionism: Drawing the line

Intergenerational Trauma and Jewish Resilience

Intersectionality and Antisemitism

Jewish Consciousness; Sephardi and Ashkenazi identities in contemporary Jewish culture

SUBMISSION DETAILS

In the form below you will be asked to provide the following information:

A 250-word abstract summarizing your proposed presentation, including its objectives, methodology, and relevance to the symposium
A short bio (100 words)

SUBMISSION FORM

Submission Deadline: March 16th, 2025

First name

Last name

Phone

Institutional Affiliation (if applicable)

Position (Faculty, Graduate Student, Postdoc, Independent scholar, Community leader/member etc.)

Title of Paper/Presentation (Max 150 characters)

Abstract (200-250 words) - Provide a summary of your proposed paper, including the main argument, methodology, and relevance to the theme of antisemitism.

3-5 Keywords

Preferred Presentation Format

Paper Presentation (20-minute talk)

Panel Proposal

Workshop/Interactive Session

Poster Presentation

Panel Proposal Details (Optional)

(If submitting a panel, include the panel title, names, affiliations, and presentation titles of all participants.)

Your Bio (100 words)

Your Headshot

By uploading your headshot, you consent to its use in promotional materials and web/print content related to this symposium if your abstract is accepted.

Upload CV, samples of your work or supporting materials (optional)

Your research has the power to change the conversation. Will you share it?