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New Hardback: "Gathering the Story: Designing Education Through the Documentary Lens", Patsy Iwasaki.The documentary fil...
08/28/2026

New Hardback: "Gathering the Story: Designing Education Through the Documentary Lens", Patsy Iwasaki.

The documentary film genre is a powerful medium for knowledge dissemination and societal impact. While filmmaking has become increasingly accessible through technological advancements, the literature remains limited regarding subject research and data collection, the foundational production stage. This study addressed this gap by synthesizing the practitioner expertise of 12 professional filmmakers across the Asia-Pacific region, revealing five actionable recommendations and critical insights.

These findings were operationalized into a content-rich, interactive instructional website: Five Tips for Filmmakers: Documentary Film Research and Data Collection. Guided by the ADDIE educational design model and the ARCS motivational framework, the project followed an iterative, four-phase cycle. This rigorous process included distilling practitioner insights, designing the digital module, implementing it with emerging student filmmakers, and conducting a final validation assessment with the original professional cohort to ensure industry alignment.

Order: https://doi.org/10.18848/AISBI/B37






Help us share the call for 2027 Imagining Human Worlds. We welcome proposals that cross disciplinary boundaries and conn...
08/27/2026

Help us share the call for 2027 Imagining Human Worlds. We welcome proposals that cross disciplinary boundaries and connect scholarship, practice, teaching, public knowledge, and community engagement across humanities, learning, digital pedagogy, religion, ethics, cultural meaning, and human-centered technologies.

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New Hardback: "The Gendered Politics of Belonging: Patriarchy, Nationality Law, and Second-Class Citizenship", Cassadee ...
08/19/2026

New Hardback: "The Gendered Politics of Belonging: Patriarchy, Nationality Law, and Second-Class Citizenship", Cassadee Orinthia Yan.

The Gendered Politics of Belonging: Patriarchy, Nationality Law, and Second-Class Citizenship examines how nationality laws around the world translate patriarchal power into legal hierarchies of citizenship. Moving across South Asia; the Middle East and North Africa; Africa; the Americas; and Europe, it traces how rules governing descent, marriage, religion, and race determine who may transmit citizenship, who can be excluded, and whose belonging remains conditional. These legal regimes do not simply reflect “tradition” or “culture”; they actively produce second-class citizens and, in many contexts, people who are functionally or formally stateless.

Bringing together feminist legal theory, postcolonial scholarship, and sociolegal research, the book links technical provisions of law to the lived experiences of women, children, and marginalized communities navigating borders, bureaucracies, and everyday violence. Case studies follow families separated by nationality bans, women who cannot confer citizenship on their children, and communities whose membership is repeatedly questioned or revoked. At the same time, the book documents feminist movements, grassroots organizers, and strategic litigators who contest these regimes and imagine more equal futures of belonging. By connecting doctrinal analysis with interviews, advocacy campaigns, and international reform efforts, The Gendered Politics of Belonging offers scholars, practitioners, and activists a framework for understanding—and ultimately dismantling—gendered citizenship in contemporary legal orders. It will be of particular interest to readers in law, gender studies, migration studies, and international relations, as well as policymakers, journalists, and advocates seeking tools to challenge the legal techniques that sustain patriarchal citizenship.

Order: https://doi.org/10.18848/DOCNBI/B31






All presentations (In-Person + Online Only) can viewed online as asynchronous digital media. This content is hosted on e...
08/17/2026

All presentations (In-Person + Online Only) can viewed online as asynchronous digital media. This content is hosted on each presenter's Presenters Page. We require Online presenters to add their digital media, such as a video, PowerPoint, or PDF, to their Presenter Page at least two weeks before the conference start date so our Program Development Team can review all media.

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✅ Registration Now OpenRegistration is now open for the Twenty-Fifth International Conference on New Directions in the H...
08/12/2026

✅ Registration Now Open

Registration is now open for the Twenty-Fifth International Conference on New Directions in the Humanities, hosted by Sveučilište u Splitu - University of Split

Participants are invited to join scholars and practitioners from around the world for presentations, discussion, and research exchange.

🔗 Register here: https://tinyurl.com/5ah96f6k









Call for Papers: 2027 Imagining Human Worlds. We invite proposals from scholars, educators, students, practitioners, dig...
08/11/2026

Call for Papers: 2027 Imagining Human Worlds. We invite proposals from scholars, educators, students, practitioners, digital pedagogy specialists, and community-engaged researchers exploring human worlds across humanities, learning, digital pedagogy, religion, ethics, cultural meaning, and human-centered technologies. Submit a paper, workshop, poster, asynchronous presentation, or digital media contribution for this online symposium.

🗓️ Event: 27 January 2027–28 January 2027
🔗 Submit: https://tinyurl.com/y49y57j6








🎤 ¡Presente su investigación en español o inglés en nuestro próximo congreso! Envíe su propuesta y participe en un diálo...
08/10/2026

🎤 ¡Presente su investigación en español o inglés en nuestro próximo congreso! Envíe su propuesta y participe en un diálogo académico global.

🎤 Present your research in English or Spanish at our upcoming conference! Submit your proposal and join a worldwide academic conversation.

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📍 We look forward to welcoming you to Split, a vibrant destination known for its rich culture and history. 🏛️ Explore ic...
08/05/2026

📍 We look forward to welcoming you to Split, a vibrant destination known for its rich culture and history. 🏛️ Explore iconic landmarks, 🍽️ savor local cuisine, 🌟 experience the charm. Join us for the Twenty-Fifth International Conference on New Directions in the Humanities and discover why Split is the perfect place to gather, learn, and connect.

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📚 Write. Publish. Inspire. 📚 We’re looking for visionary authors to contribute to the Common Ground Books series. Share ...
08/03/2026

📚 Write. Publish. Inspire. 📚 We’re looking for visionary authors to contribute to the Common Ground Books series. Share your unique ideas and make a lasting impact.

🔗 Submit now: https://tinyurl.com/3e2x5rzv








📢 Proposal Submissions Now OpenProposal submissions are now open for the Twenty-Fifth International Conference on New Di...
07/30/2026

📢 Proposal Submissions Now Open

Proposal submissions are now open for the Twenty-Fifth International Conference on New Directions in the Humanities, an international conference hosted by the Sveučilište u Splitu - University of Split

The conference invites scholars and practitioners to submit proposals presenting current research and ideas for discussion with an international, interdisciplinary audience.

🗓 Early Submission deadline: 29 November 2026
🔗 Submit your proposal: https://tinyurl.com/2xj74cup









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