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International Conference on Indigenous Knowledge and Cultural Heritage in Oceania (ICIKCHO - 27)
7th - 8th January 2027 , Washington Dc, USA
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Call For Papers

The ICIKCHO provides a supportive platform for both experienced researchers and early-career academicians to present their work and gain recognition.

The conference covers diverse topics such as Oceania Studies, encouraging participation from emerging researchers and fostering academic growth.

Authors are invited to submit papers addressing, but not limited to, the following areas:

01
Preservation of Indigenous cultural heritage
02
Impact of globalization on Indigenous cultures
03
Indigenous rights and land management
04
Cultural revitalization initiatives in Oceania
05
Role of storytelling in cultural transmission
06
Art and identity in Indigenous communities
07
Intergenerational knowledge transfer practices
08
Cultural tourism and its implications
09
Language revitalization efforts in Oceania
10
Indigenous governance and self-determination
11
Cultural appropriation and representation
12
Education as a tool for cultural preservation
13
Cultural resilience in the face of change
14
Impact of climate change on cultural heritage
15
Digital technologies and cultural expression
16
Community engagement in heritage conservation
17
Legal frameworks for protecting Indigenous cultures
18
Cultural diplomacy and international relations
19
Future challenges for Indigenous heritage
20
Role of youth in cultural revitalization

Assessment

Submissions will be reviewed to ensure quality and relevance, with a focus on encouraging emerging research contributions. Accepted papers will be presented and considered for publication opportunities.

Registration

Early-career researchers are encouraged to register and present their work, gaining valuable feedback and academic exposure.

Publication

The conference provides opportunities for emerging researchers to publish their work in recognized platforms.

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