
The Canadian Sociological Association conference highlights current issues from a sociological perspective. Expect scholarly debates on a variety of topics ranging from the theoretical to the political. The following list of plenaries are scheduled for Congress 2022.
Additional plenaries such as “Big Thinking” lectures will also be held during Congress. See the Congress website for further details.
Upcoming Events
Understanding Social Transition Through the Lens of Soft Universalism
Conference Highlights, Keynote Speakers, Panels and PlenaryDr. Sari Hanafi, President – International Sociological Association
Education in Canada: The American Dream or the New Inequality?
Conference Highlights, Keynote Speakers, Panels and PlenaryDr. Terry Wotherspoon, University of Saskatchewan Outstanding Contribution Award Lecture
Participatory visual methodologies for a more comprehensive approach towards engaging young people in policy dialogue and social change
Conference Highlights, Panels and Plenary, Regular SessionsThis session on visual sociology and methodologies for social change emerged from support for new scholars from the study “Networks for Change and Well-being: Girl-led ‘From the Ground Up’ Policymaking … Read more Participatory visual methodologies for a more comprehensive approach towards engaging young people in policy dialogue and social change
Inspiring Research for the Future
Conference Highlights, Panels and PlenaryThis session highlights the work and innovation of emerging Black sociologists in Canada. Our objective is to feature work from a diverse array of fields, including but not limited to … Read more Inspiring Research for the Future
Northern Blood: The Politics of Menstruation in Canada
Conference Highlights, Panels and PlenaryThis roundtable discussion panel brings together established and emerging scholars to discuss menstruation politics, policy making, and activism at the local, provincial, and national levels, from a Canadian perspective. Participants … Read more Northern Blood: The Politics of Menstruation in Canada