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2015 Annual meeting

The call for papers for the FSAC/ACEF annual meeting, which will take place in Ottawa from May 30 to June 1, 2015, is now online. The deadline for proposals is November 7, 2014.

Deadline has been extended to December 8, 2014. For more information: van-troi.tran@hst.ulaval.ca

2014 Annual meeting

The program of the FSAC/ACEF and CSTM/SCTM annual meeting in now online.

The call for papers for the FSAC/ACEF annual meeting, which will take place in Sudbury on May 21-23, is now online.

Please note that only members paid up for the calendar year 2014 and preregistered for the conference may have their submission considered.

Lodging information.

Additional news and information about the meeting can be found on our Facebook page.

• ACEF/FSAC Bulletin

 

The ACEF/FSAC Bulletin will now ONLY be available online. You can get access them here.

 

• Call for papers and contributions

Call for Proposals – [Working Title] Traditional Musics in Canada: Contemporary Expressions and Cultural Resonances

ACEF/FSAC 2013 annual meeting

The ACEF/FSAC annual meeting will be held at Sir Wilfred Grenfell Campus, Memorial University, in Corner Brook, Newfoundland, June 17th 9 a.m. to June 19th 6 p.m.

La réunion annuelle de l’ACEF/FSAC aura lieu à l’Université Memorial au campus Sir Wilfred Grenfell, à Corner Brook, Terre-Neuve, du 17 juin, 9,00 h au 19 juin, 18.00 h.

Please allow at least an hour to get to and from the airport. For travel and accommodation information, please click here.

S’il vous plaît, veuillez prendre en compte qu’il faut au moins une heure pour voyager de l’aéroport à l’université ou aux lieux d’hébergement. Pour plus d’informations concernant le transport et l’hébergement, veuillez cliquer ici.

 

Travel Funding Policy

        Remboursement des Frais de Voyage

 

Note that SOME funding will be available for travel costs only for students who are giving formal presentations and are UNABLE to secure funding from their own institution OR ELSEWHERE.

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Call for Papers – Practicing Folklore – Corner Brook, June 17-19, 2013

Practicing Folklore

The theme of practice suggests an underlying impulse within our sometimes disparate folklore and ethnographic projects.  The theme acknowledges culture as enacted and admits the idea of rehearsal as a significant aspect to signifying actions and texts.  Practice also informs the pragmatic element of our discipline, highlighting researchers, writers and teachers as workers and labourers.  Finally, the theme suggests an open-ended view of culture, texts and research that underpins some of our best scholarship.

We encourage paper submissions that work within the conference theme or address the ongoing UNESCO 2003 convention on Intangible Cultural Heritage.  As usual, proposals dealing with other topics are welcomed. Applications for panels and workshops are strongly encouraged.  The Folklore Studies Association of Canada welcomes scholars and practitioners from all disciplines with projects of interest to folklorists and ethnologists to apply.

For more information, please click here.

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Call for Papers – Digest: a journal of foodways and culture

The Foodways section of the American Folklore Society is proud to announce the re-launch of its journal, Digest. Digest is now available as an open-access, peer-reviewed, web-based journal: http://digest.champlain.edu

Digest is currently soliciting submissions of material.

Digest publishes a variety of scholarly articles, research reports, creative pieces and recipes, and reviews related to food and folklore. All submissions should be emailed to Diane Tye at dtye@mun.ca. They should not have been published elsewhere and or be under concurrent consideration by any other journal. The deadline for submissions for the next issue is 1 January 2013.

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Acadian traditional music: At the crossroads of French and Celtic cultures – Intangible cultural heritage conference in Cape Breton University, Sydney, Nova Scotia – 11-13 October 2013

In Octobre 2013, Intangible cultural heritage will be the theme of a major academic conference that will not only bring together researchers who have studied the blending of Acadian and Celtic elements in the musical traditions of the Atlantic Provinces, but will also give them a chance to exchange with scholars who have studied other minority situations. It will be a bilingual event, and will include a concluding concert. The conference will take place in Sydney, Cape Breton, just as the annual Celtic Colours festival is getting under way, providing participants with the opportunity to prolong their stay by getting involved in the festival.

Please submit proposals by 1 February 2013 (which is also the deadline for consideration for a travel subsidy). Proposals, including paper or workshop title, name, brief biographical sketch, and a 200 word abstract should be sent to Ronald Labelle, Department of Languages and Letters, Cape Breton University, Sydney, NS, B1P (ronald_labelle@cbu.ca). Information on registration and accommodations will follow during the coming months. For more information, please see the following web page: http://culture.cbu.ca/folklore/cfp_english.html

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Information regarding the 36th Annual Meeting FSAC – 2012 held in Waterloo, Ontario, May 26-28 2012 can be found here.

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OFFRE D’EMPLOI

Centre franco-ontarien de folklore

Le Centre franco-ontarien de folklore est à la recherche d’un directeur ou d’une directrice générale

 L’établissement

Le Centre franco-ontarien de folklore a pour mission de recueillir, de préserver et de mettre en valeur le patrimoine oral franco-ontarien. Cet organisme sans but lucratif est un centre de recherche, de développement et de promotion de la francophonie en Ontario.

Le poste

• Sous l’autorité du Conseil d’administration, le candidat ou la candidate devra :
• gérer des objectifs suivant les politiques, les normes et le plan stratégique établis par le Conseil d’administratio
• établir, administrer et coordonner la programmation (soirée de contes, concerts de musique folklorique, atelier de   recherche, etc.), le centre d’archives et de documentation, ainsi que les travaux de recherche du CFOF
• faire la recherche et l’administration de subventions, le développement et la gestion des budgets et des finances ainsi que la gestion du personnel et des locaux
• assumer un rôle de chef de file dans la communauté franco-ontarienne, ce qui  impliquera des déplacements locaux et dans la province
• le CFOF entretient un partenariat avec l’Université de Sudbury ; une possibilité de charge de cours selon les compétences du candidat et des besoins des programmes peuvent être explorés

 

Exigences

• Baccalauréat ou l’équivalent avec une connaissance du secteur du patrimoine
• Maîtrise des langues officielles et connaissance de la communauté franco-ontarienne locale et provinciale
• Solide expérience en gestion, financement et marketing

Conditions d’emploi

• Lieu de travail : Sudbury (Ontario)
• Poste à temps plein, 35 heures par semaine.
• Date d’entrée en poste : dès que possible.

L’appel à la candidature restera ouvert jusqu’à ce que le poste soit comblé. Les entrevues débuteront durant la semaine du 26           février 2013.

Échelle salariale selon les compétences du candidat : 40 000 $ à 50 000$

Prière de faire parvenir votre offre de service accompagnée de votre curriculum vitae en personne, par télécopieur ou par courriel à la Présidente du comité de sélection : Mme Diane Charette-Lavoie, Centre franco-ontarien de folklore, Université de Sudbury, 935 chemin du Lac Ramsey, Sudbury (Ontario) P3E 2C6 Télécopieur : 675-5809 Courriel : d.charette.lavoie@gmail.com Site WEB : www.cfof.on.ca

Seuls les candidats ou candidates invités à l’entrevue recevront un appel.