The Association for Cultural Economics International convenes researchers in Bogotá to examine how culture, creativity, and economic life intersect, with particular attention to Latin American and Global South perspectives.
Humanists International’s global congress for dialogue on humanism, ethics, rights, secularism and social responsibility.
ASSITEJ's triennial gathering combines a performance festival with research, seminars, workshops and professional exchange for theatre and performing arts practitioners working with children and young people.
Hosted by Indonesia's BRIN and academic partners, CESA explores human-centered education in the digital age through comparative research, Asian perspectives and dialogue on equity, culture and learning.