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[Commlist] ACS Institute 2026 - call for applications
Sat Nov 22 17:56:25 GMT 2025
The deadline for the *ACS Institute 2026* applications has been extended
to *30 November 2025*. Please feel free to share the information with
your networks!
*ACS Institute 2026: “Decolonization strategies and memory work in
popular culture”*
Dates:*April 20-25, 2026*
Institution:*University of Ljubljana, Ljubljana, Slovenia*
Format:*In-person*
*Call for participants:*https://mempop.eu/acsi-2026/
<https://mempop.eu/acsi-2026/>
*Apply to participate by 30 November, 2025 *(deadline
extended):https://mempop.eu/application-form/
<https://mempop.eu/application-form/>
*For any queries*, please email:(info /at/ mempop.eu) <mailto:(info /at/ mempop.eu)>
Hosted by the*Centre for Cultural and Religious Studies at the Faculty
of Social Sciences, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia*, the 2026
Institute is designed to offer a platform for developing new
perspectives on the impact of*contemporary popular culture as a
generator of transmedia imaginaries*that are entangled with different –
and often competing – positionalities, inequalities, struggles, and
perceptions of time, space, and place. More specifically, the Institute
addresses popular culture as a vibrant site of decolonial practices,
many of which are inextricably linked to memory work – conscious, but
non-essentializing engagement with collective and individual memory as
an impactful dimension of individual and collective identification and
agency.
*The ACS Institute 2026 will feature, but is not limited to, the
following three interconnected dimensions:*
(1) Remembering as Resistance
(2) Decolonization Strategies and Research Methodologies
(3) Inter- and Transmedia Memory Work
The Institute is planned as a*5-day event, comprising a 2-day symposium,
3 days of intensive thematic and methodology-focused workshops*, and a
rich accompanying*cultural program*designed in collaboration with the
Slovenian Cinematheque and benefitting from Ljubljana’s vibrant and
dynamic public graffitiscape. The event will provide an intense and
rewarding pedagogical experience and a space for participants to
critically reflect on the above thematic issues and relevant
sociopolitical phenomena and to spend the week learning from one another.
*We welcome postgraduate students, postdoctoral researchers, and
advanced scholars worldwide to share their ongoing projects with various
disciplinary backgrounds*: cultural studies, media and communication
studies, cultural sociology, literary studies, film studies, visual
cultural studies, cultural anthropology, political philosophy, and
related disciplines are all encouraged to apply.
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