In a rapidly evolving world shaped by global media, migration and technology, the disciplines of Literature, Communication and Performing Arts are more interconnected and essential than ever. These fields provide tools for articulating identity, challenging power structures and fostering empathy across cultural boundaries. In an era marked by rapid globalization, mass migration and digital transformation, the intersections of Literature, Communication and Performing Arts have become increasingly significant. These disciplines offer vital frameworks for expressing identity, interrogating dominant narratives and cultivating empathy across diverse cultural landscapes.

This conference seeks to examine the inter relationships among these disciplines through scholarly analysis, creative performances, and cross cultural conversations. It invites global participants to explore how storytelling, media discourse and artistic performance inform and transform our social realities. This conference invites scholars, artists, practitioners and students from around the world to engage in a dynamic exploration of how storytelling, media discourse and performance shape and reflect the complexities of our contemporary social fabric. Through academic papers, creative performances and intercultural dialogues, participants will delve into the transformative power of the arts and communication in both local and global contexts.

IMPORTANT DATES

Abstract submission – 2025 December 15

Notification – 2026 January 30

Registration – 2026 February 15

Conference – 2026 March 30

CONFERENCE TRACKS

Foundation of Belonging identity, place, Cultural narratives and Heritage

Artistic Intervention

Artistic Practices

Local Knowledge, Indigenous Perspectives and ethical practices

Communication and media in the digital era

communication and media for sustainable development

creative communication in the digital era

Language structure and changes

VENUE

University premises and Online

(Hybrid)