#AcademicsInQuarantine
#AcademicsInQuarantine is an e-conference series that began in March 2020 after the onset of COVID-19 pandemic. As the realities of the pandemic became apparent and conferences -- both big and small, local and international -- were cancelled, this e-conference series has helped to mitigate the repercussions faced by academics who had planned on sharing their work and ideas with their colleagues. #AcademicsInQuarantine was conceived of as a casual, collegial, and intellectual space were scholars from diverse fields, locations, and trainings could gather safely to share, support, and encourage each other in what has become a strange and trying time.
What started as an idea tossed around on Twitter, #AcademicsInQuarantine has developed into an engaging, collegial, and productive conference series that is well attended and received both within the academy and the greater public.
What started as an idea tossed around on Twitter, #AcademicsInQuarantine has developed into an engaging, collegial, and productive conference series that is well attended and received both within the academy and the greater public.
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Some Interesting Facts About the e-Conference
Fields & Periods Covered: Medical Humanities, Medieval History, Japanese History, Japanese Literature, Public Health, Mental Health, Art History, Modern British History, Canadian History, Modern British Literature, Canadian Literature, Religion, Classical Archaeology, Public History, Heritage Studies, Dictatorship Studies, History of East Germany, Digital Humanities, Medieval French Literature, Medieval British Literature, Medieval Studies in K-12 Settings, Historical Musicology, Crime Fiction Studies, Social History, American History, Genocide Studies, and more!
Participants Have Attended/Presented From: United States, Canada, Brazil, France, England, Japan, Russia, Spain, France, Germany, and More
Participants Have Attended/Presented From: United States, Canada, Brazil, France, England, Japan, Russia, Spain, France, Germany, and More
