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The Fellows and the Public Programs Section of the American Folklore Society are co-sponsoring these Heritage Studies and Folkloristics sessions that will explore a number of topics of interest and relevance to public folklorists. They include scholars and practitioners who have
Anyone may view the entire 2021 Annual Meeting Hub, including the Schedule and Showcase, but only registered, logged-in users can access live and recorded sessions, presenters’ contact information, and participate in forums. Log In Log In on the Hub. Your access to
On this year’s Annual Meeting Hub, we’ve added forums plugins to help you keep connected throughout the week, whether you’re attending virtually, in-person, or both. Log in to access the Forums: look for the “Forums” at the top of the Annual Meeting
Keep an eye on AFS Annual Meeting News for new developments, especially October 18-23, 2021, the week of the conference. AFS staff will use this channel to share announcements.
AFS staff may have limited time to answer general inquiries through October as we work to implement the 2021 AFS Annual Meeting. During this time, staff will be prioritizing inquiries related to the conference, but will seek to follow up on other
AFS is pleased to offer you the first look at this year’s hub for the 2021 Annual Meeting of the American Folklore Society, custom-built by AFS staff to share the conference program and access virtual and recorded sessions. We’re still adding new
The conveners of the Transnational Asia/Pacific Section have put together the following guide highlighting panels, papers, and other events that might be of interest to section members or anyone interested in the folklore of Asia and the Pacific.
Looking for professional development and networking opportunities? Social events to let loose? Important conversations about the past, present, and future of Folklore? Then the Graduate Student and Young Professionals (GYSP) guide to AFS 2021 has got you.
This guide is intended to be a quick locator for presentations and forums that those of you who focus on folk art and material culture might be interested in attending.