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Emerging ideas submissions will provide a space for presenters to share early-stage concepts, work in development, or new directions they are beginning to explore.  These presentations are designed for those who would value concise feedback at a formative stage. Presentations in this format will be 6 minute long, using a maximum of two slides. Please submit an abstract of up to 200 words. We recognise that Emerging Ideas may overlap with the Individual Papers category; contributors are welcome to choose whichever format best suits their objectives. As a guide, Emerging Ideas will offer a supportive space to test out initial insights, methodological directions, or early project plans, without the expectation of presenting results of your study. Emerging Ideas presentations will be grouped into 60-90 minute sessions with up to 8 presentations per session.

Please submit an abstract of up to 800 words. Symposia will last between 60-90 minutes. There is no limit to the number of presenters. All proposals will be considered, but to ensure the conference is financially viable, priority may be given to sessions that include three (or more!) registered conference participants. We especially welcome submissions that include colleagues from a range of institutions and contexts, and include early career researchers. We are open about the format of the session, but we ask that the presentation element is limited to half of the allocated time, with the rest of the session focussed on discussion. We particularly encourage symposia that bring presenters into genuine dialogue with each other, where their papers speak to, challenge, and critically engage with one another (even if through productive disagreements) so that the session collectively advances debate rather than presenting discrete papers. In your abstract, please briefly indicate how you intend to structure the session. Please make it clear in your abstract how your work links to the main conference theme and why a symposium space has been chosen over an individual paper submission.

Please submit an abstract of up to 300 words. We welcome traditional academic posters, as well as other visual representations of work that can be displayed in our exhibition space. Please make it clear in your abstract how your work links to the main conference theme.

Please submit an abstract of up to 800 words. We welcome any format or structure as long as there is a strong focus on people coming together to communicate, reflect and learn. Please note, if the proposed format for a creative session is deemed too similar to a symposia, it will be assessed as such and the presenters will not be able to present in this, and in an individual paper. Creative sessions will last 60-90 minutes 鈥� please indicate which you would prefer. There is no limit to the number of presenters. All proposals will be considered, but to ensure the conference is financially viable, priority may be given to sessions that include three (or more!) registered conference participants.