The 2023 Canadian Sociological Association Conference is fast approaching!
We hope you find the following information helpful. Additional details will be posted once confirmed. Feel free to contact us if you have any questions or require further information.
Register
Canadian Sociological Association Membership is independent of Congress registration.
All participants (presenters, panelists, chairs, and discussants) must be members in good standing by April 15, 2023. This applies to those attending the Conference in-person and remotely (virtually).
The first step is to ensure that your membership is in good standing throughout June 2, 2023. Contact us if you are unsure about the current standing of your membership.
Learn more about membership in the Canadian Sociological Association
Those planning to attend the CSA Conference as an observer only (i.e. not a presenter, panelist, chair, nor discussant) are not required to be CSA Members.
Anyone attending Congress (which includes the Canadian Sociological Association Conference) must register as a delegate. This applies to those attending the Conference in-person and remotely (virtually).
There are two components of delegate registration; the ‘Congress Fee’ and the ‘Association Conference Fee’. When registering as a delegate, you will be asked to select the Association Conference(s) in which you will be participating or attending. Select ‘#59 – Canadian Sociological Association’.
The Canadian Sociological Association (CSA) strives to support member participation in the annual Conference by recognizing the diversity and barriers that may impact historically marginalized populations.
- Black and Indigenous Student Members – contact us for details
- Childcare Subsidy
- Conference Participation Subsidy
- Student Travel Grant Program
Prepare
More coming soon
The Canadian Sociological Association, our Research Clusters, and Congress sponsored awards featured as part of the annual Conference.
Coming Soon
The Canadian Sociological Association has compiled information to assist those participating in the annual Conferences. Additional information will be posted once finalized.
- Session Guidelines
- For Session Organizers
- For Presenters and Panelists
- Participating in-person – coming soon
- Participating virtually – coming soon
- For Session Chairs, Moderators, and Discussants
- Participating in-person – coming soon
- Participating virtually – coming soon
- Congress Code of Conduct
- Accessible Presentations
All of our Conference sessions will be held in-person at York University (Keele Campus). A limited number of sessions will be assigned to hybrid rooms whereby remote presenters and audience members will be able to participate virtually through the Congress virtual platform.
In other sessions, it may be possible for our members to present remotely but they would not be able to see the other presentations (given in-person or remotely) and audience questions would need to be communicated to the remote presenter by the session chair. Audience attendance would be in-person only.
Additional information will be posted once confirmed.
Coming soon
Plan
Accessibility – coming soon
Food Services – coming soon
Local Amenities – coming soon
Maps – coming soon
- Congress Map
- Canadian Sociological Association Conference Map
Travel and Transportation – coming soon
Tourism – coming soon
Coming soon
Participate
Information will be posted once confirmed.
Check-in at the Congress Hub to receive your Delegate receipt, badge, and delegate guide
Visit the Canadian Sociological Association Information Booth
Join us for our special events
- Welcome Reception
- President’s Reception
Coming soon