The Canadian Sociological Association conference highlights current issues from a sociological perspective. Expect scholarly debates on a variety of topics ranging from the theoretical to the political. The following list of plenaries are scheduled for Congress 2024.
Additional plenaries such as “Big Thinking” lectures will also be held during Congress. See the Congress website for further details.
Upcoming Events
(RAS2) Creating Communities of Care: Addressing Vulnerabilities in Conducting and Disseminating Research Online
Completed, Conference Highlights, Panels and Plenary, Professional DevelopmentThis panel, facilitated by MediaSmarts, will build on previous conversations about the opportunities and challenges of doing research online. As we continue in this digital age, researchers may feel pressure … Read more
(PSM5) Author meets Critics: Hurl, C. and Werner, L.B. (Forthcoming). The Consulting Trap: How Professional Service Firms Hook Governments and Undermine Democracy
Alternate Venue, Conference Highlights, In-person, Panels and PlenaryThis session will be held as part of the Society for Socialist Studies Conference: UQAM’s Pavillon Sherbrooke, SH 3720. The session will discuss Hurl and Werner’s forthcoming book, The Consulting … Read more
(IND1) Research with Indigenous People: Best Practices in Creative and Community-Based Methodologies
Conference Highlights, Panels and Plenary, Virtual-CSAThis panel of academics, community partners, and Indigenous participants from the Alberta Treaty 7 community will present the development of, and initial findings from, a SSHRC Partnership Engage research project. … Read more
(EDU5) Canadian and Comparative Perspectives on Race, Class, and Contested Frameworks in Education
Conference Highlights, Panels and Plenary, Virtual-CSAThis session is an ‘authors meets critics’ panel which explores issues highlighted in a new anthology, On Class, Race, and Educational Reform: Contested Perspectives, which explores dimensions of educational reform … Read more
(SMH6) Bridging Communities: The Transformative Power and Unique Challenges of Community-Engaged Research in Understanding Mental Health in Society
Conference Highlights, Keynote Speakers, Panels and Plenary, Virtual-CSAKeynote Speaker: Dr. Diana Singh, McMaster University