Opening the Ancient World
A Public Academic Virtual Conference
Love and Lineage:
Sexuality, Reproduction, and Family
in the Ancient World
Livestreamed here Sunday-Monday, July 18-19, 2027
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Please contact us if you have any questions or concerns at conference@saveancientstudies.org.
ABOUT THE CONFERENCE
Theme:
Love and Lineage:
Sexuality, Reproduction, and Family in the Ancient World
When:
July 18th and 19th, 2027
9:00 AM EDT - 6:30 PM EDT both days
Social Hour:
Where:
This is a FREE public conference that will be livestreamed
ON THIS PAGE
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World History Encyclopedia Youtube Channel
Voices of Ancient Egypt Youtube Channel
Archaeology Podcast Network Youtube Channel
A chat function will allow you to ask questions wherever we are streaming!
(though questions will be moderated to ensure discussion stays on topic)
Join Us!
Please contact us if you have any questions or concerns at conference@saveancientstudies.org.
Conference Schedule
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How to Participate Coming Soon!
SCHOLARSHIPS FOR UNDERGRADUATE ACADEMIC CONFERENCE ATTENDANCE
To help make opportunities for conference attendance by undergrads more accessible, SASA is launching a scholarship campaign to support undergraduate students attending Ancient Studies conferences. If you are an undergraduate interested in applying for our scholarship, click learn more!
When you give, you're investing in both students and the future of Ancient Studies!
Keynote Speakers
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RSVP required to participate in Special Session during the conference live stream.
RSVP must be one hour prior to the Special Session.
Social Hour takes place on a private Zoom after the conference ends.
Conference Goals
Save Ancient Studies Alliance hosts the fifth year of our NEW type of conference for ALL Ancient Studies scholars with the following goals:
1
Present and support excellent scholarship by scholars around the world, who work outside academia, and researchers who have not followed the traditional tenure-track career path.
2
Foster discussion and action regarding public outreach and scholarly inclusiveness.
3
Hold a conference freely available to the public.
4
Continue building a joint community of scholars including both those whose occupations are inside and outside academia.