american men's studies Associationadvancing the critical study of men and masculinities |
Land RecognitionThe University of Washington Tacoma recognizes that we learn, teach, and live on or near the ancestral homelands of the Coast Salish people. UW Tacoma is specifically situated on the traditional territory of the Puyallup. We have a responsibility to acknowledge our indigenous connections, as well as, histories of dispossession and forced removal that have allowed for the growth and survival of this institution.
Keynote SpeakerDr. Mi Scholar-in-Residence
Conference ThemeMasculinities in TransitionIn the context of scholarship on men and masculinities, “transition” can mean many things. We may ask how critical studies of men and masculinities are changing, how discourse around men and masculinities are changing, how men’s lives are changing, or even how AMSA itself is changing – to name only a few of the directions that “transition” may take us in. “Transition” also carries specific connotations in relationship to transgender people, Trans Studies, and Queer Studies. In hosting this meeting, we invite and embrace all of these various meanings. Registration Information Available HereRegistration Opens March 15th Presenters must register by April 1st The deadline for new presentation proposals has passed. The conference committee is hoping to complete the review of proposals by March 1, and will communicate acceptance decisions shortly thereafter. Acknowledging and honoring all of the hard work that the 2020 conference organizers and planned presenters put into preparing for our postponed conference, all those who were accepted to present at the 2020 conference are invited to present their work at the 2021 conference without the need to resubmit their full proposals, or undergo review. Simply CLICK HERE to fill out a short form indicating that you would like to present your previously accepted presentation at the 2021 conference. Have questions? Email the 2021 AMSA Conference Committee at conferenceamsa@gmail.com |