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🎲 1 day left! Roll a d20 vs. Procrastination… NAT 20.
Loot: Your talk on #Cinedom’s giant screen, hallway-track XP, #MentorshipHub buffs and a shirt with +5 on Persuasion.
Teach us your learnings!
Deadline Oct 10, 23:59 (UTC+2). Submit → https://sessionize.com/jcon-europe-2026
#JCON2026 #Java #CFP #JCON

📢🔔 Just 1 more week to submit your talk at BSides Dresden! https://cfptime.org/cfps/3365/ #cfp #infosec

🖖 Captain’s log: Approaching #JCON EUROPE 2026 submission window end.
Why beam aboard? Big-screen code at #Cinedom, a #community that loves real #demos, and the #MentorshipHub to keep learning orbiting.

⏰ Oct 10, 23:59 (UTC+2) → https://sessionize.com/jcon-europe-2026
#JCON2026 #Java #CfP

#CFP: A special issue of Southern Cultures on Religion

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Call for Papers: Religion

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August 19, 2025 at 08:00PM

📣 Submit to our Special Issue on Climate!

This special issue invites contributions that explore the intersection of pervasive computing and climate challenges, including both applied innovations and reflective critiques.

Title and abstracts due: October 25, 2025
Full manuscripts due: November 1, 2025
Publication: July-Sep 2026

👉 Find more information here: https://www.computer.org/digital-library/magazines/pvc/cfp-climate

#PervasiveComputing #Climate #IEEE #CfP

🚨Call for Papers | Morphology in Context!
We are organising a workshop at IMM 2026 (Budapest).
⏰Deadline for submissions: 1 december 2025. Details/call below. We are looking forward to your submissions!
#CfP #Morphology

http://www.morphologyincontext.uni-trier.de/

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#CFP: A special issue of Southern Cultures on Religion

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Call for Papers: Religion

via Input 4 RELCFP https://ift.tt/QRGa61M

August 19, 2025 at 08:00PM

#CFP: I AM HERE TO FIGHT! An Anthology on the Struggle for Public Education

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I Am Here to Fight!

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August 19, 2025 at 08:00PM

CFP: A Time of Monsters

“Five Ghouls” by Herbert Crowley, Metropolitan Museum of Art Object Number 46.128.163 via Wikimedia Commons and Contingent Magazine

From Contingent Magazine, an American web project. NB. that they pay!

The monster has been here all along.
It is a historical constant that manifests in wildly different ways across time, place, and culture. Whatever form it takes, the monster claws at categories; it unsettles social systems; it exists against expectation—and demonstrates that another world is possible. The monster is a friend to historians precisely because of its transgressive status, which casts light into shadowed corners of the past. By studying what has been deemed unnatural or aberrant or nightmarish, historians retrieve the values, norms, fears, and fantasies of their subjects.
For this year’s special December issue, Contingent Magazine is now inviting pitches for essays (800-1500 words) that offer historical perspectives on monsters in any geographic or temporal context. We are eager to publish stories that are specific, surprising, and engage with primary sources. All kinds of monsters are welcome. Pitch us:
on mutants, hybrids, and engineered life;
on beings “prodigious” and people who are made Other;
on supernatural entities, mythical creatures, and cryptids;
on whatever is “monstrous” from the perspective of your historical subjects.
We are especially interested in essays that explore the intersection of monstrosity and contingency, whether historical or professional. How has precarity made or unmade monsters in the past? Can an archival encounter make a monster of the historian? Though our call is broad, please note that we are not considering pitches about Frankenstein in any of its iterations; we already have a Promethean essay in the lab and on the slab, so to speak.
We welcome pitches from anyone, but prioritize contributions from people who have completed postgraduate work in history and are working outside the tenure-track professoriate, including (but not limited to) contingent faculty, K-12 teachers, graduate students, and public historians.
For consideration, use the form on our Pitch Us page and select “Monsters” from the drop-down menu. The submission window closes on Monday, October 20, end of day, with notifications to follow within a week. Essays will be due November 21 for publication in December. Please note the quick turnaround time for first drafts and revisions. Compensation is $300.