Upcoming conferences include:

Conference #1 Wednesday 13 September – Saturday 16 September 2017

Oral History Australia Conference 2017: Moving Memories: Oral History in a Global World

• Hosted by: Oral History Australia (OHA)
• Paper title: Tales of the Cypriot diaspora: experiences of migration, settlement and integration among Greek and Turkish Cypriots in Australia (Co-author: Dr Maria Shialis)
• https://dcconferences.eventsair.com/QuickEventWebsitePortal/ohac17/cs

Past conferences include:

Conference #2 Tuesday 11 July – Friday 14 July 2017

Europe’s Entanglements, the XXVth Conference of the Australasian Association for European History (AAEH)

• Hosted by: Australasian Association for European History (AAEH), Monash University
• Paper title: Overcoming segregation, displacement and migration: the enduring friendships of Greek and Turkish Cypriots
• http://artsonline.monash.edu.au/australasian-association-for-european-history-2017/

 Conference #3 Tuesday 31 January – Friday 3 February 2017

The First Eric Richards Symposium in British and Australasian History

• Hosted by: Flinders University, Adelaide, Australia
• Paper title: “My beloved enemy”: The interactions between Greek and Turkish Cypriot migrants in Australia.
• http://events.flinders.edu.au/show/event/the-first-eric-richards-symposium-in-british-and-australasian-history

Conference #4 Monday 18 July to Wednesday 20 July 2016

The 9th Global Conference ­­­– Interculturalism, Meaning and Identity                                      

• Hosted by: Inter-Disciplinary.Net, The University of Oxford.
• Paper title: Insights into a once peaceful Cyprus: exploring the relationship between the hybrid and evolving natures of Greek and Turkish Cypriot identities, cultures and societies.
• http://www.inter-disciplinary.net/at-the-interface/cultures-traditions-societies/research-streams/interculturalism/call-for-papers/conference-programme-abstracts-and-papers/

Conference #5 Sunday 10 July to Tuesday 12 July 2016

Storytelling – Global Reflections on Narrative Conference 2016                                               

• Hosted by: Inter-Disciplinary.Net, The University of Oxford.
• Paper title: Eventually All of the Citrus Trees Died: Stories of Love and Loss from a Village in Cyprus
• http://www.inter-disciplinary.net/probing-the-boundaries/storytelling-global-reflections-on-narrative/research-streams/storytelling-global-reflections-on-narrative/story-2-call-for-papers/conference-programme-abstracts-and-papers/

Conference #6 Wednesday 3 June to Saturday 6 June 2015

Lines Between: Culture and Empire in the Eastern Mediterranean

• Co-Hosted by European University Cyprus and Stockton University, New Jersey.
• Paper title: “Muslim-Christian relations in the mixed villages of Cyprus prior to the rise of nationalism and conflict: stories of intercommunality experienced by Cypriot Australians”.
• http://eucrscconference2015.org/

Conference #7 Wednesday 1 July – Friday 3 July 2015

Narratives of Peace and Conflict

• London Hope University’s Archbishop Desmond Tutu Centre for War and Peace Studies’ Annual conference 2015.
• Paper title: Hidden stories of peace: Deconstructing the opposing official narratives of Greek and Turkish Cypriots to discover the depth of Muslim-Christian relations in Cyprus from the 1930s-1950s.
• http://tutu.hope.ac.uk/newsevents/cfpannualconference2015narrativesofpeaceandconflict.html

Conference #8 Monday 28 September to Wednesday 30 September 2015

APSA Conference 2015

• The Australian Political Studies Association’s Annual conference 2015, hosted by the University of Canberra.
• Paper title: Voices of the Cypriot subalterns: challenging the opposing, official political narratives of a divided Cyprus.
• Theme: Comparative politics
• http://www.auspsa.org.au/page/apsa-conference-2015-0

Conference #9 November 2014

School of International Studies Postgraduate Conference                                       

• Hosted by: Flinders University, Adeladie, Australia
• Paper title: How Cypriot Australians remember: intercommunality in mixed villages of Cyprus from the 1930s to 1950s.