Resonance2025 in action

There are three ways to get involved in the conference:

Reserve a table with two chairs for the day to showcase your project, or initiative.

Present a 15-minute talk followed by a 15-minute Q&A. (Limited Availability)

Graduate students can display research aligned with our themes.

Click on the option that interests you to learn more and apply!

NOTE: All proposals must meet at least one of our eligibility criteria, which you can find below.

Eligibility Criteria for booking a conference section, mini-talk, or submitting an academic poster.

Conference Proposals must meet at least one of the following criteria:

Relevance to the Theme: The initiative, service, or research must explore the relationship between spirituality and the secular world in a contemporary context.
Interdisciplinary Approach: Submissions may come from various fields (social sciences, theology, philosophy, arts, education, health, etc.) as long as they engage with spiritual and societal issues.
Inclusivity and Diversity: Projects should promote diversity in perspectives, including those related to cultural, religious, gender, or disability inclusion.
Community and Social Engagement: Initiatives must aim fora tangible impact on society, addressing issues such as social justice, reconciliation, inclusion, and support for vulnerable populations.
Innovation and Dialogue: Presentations should encourage exchange, whether through new approaches, unique collaborations, or critical perspectives on spirituality and secularism
Relevance to the Résonance 2025 Audience: Content should be accessible and engaging for a diverse audience, including researchers, professionals, community leaders, and members of the public interested in spiritual and societal issues.