The National Civil Rights Conference is soliciting papers, panel sessions and workshops for the June conference. The conference theme is Engage, Educate & Empower.
The deadline for submission of paper, panel, poster and artistic production proposals is April 1, 2025.
Dear 2025 National Civil Rights Conferees:
It is our pleasure to welcome you to the 14th National Civil Rights Conference. The National Education and Empowerment Coalition, Inc., Fisk University and Miami University are proud to co-sponsor the 14th Annual National Civil Rights Conference. The two-day conference, June 16 - 17, will provide a wide range of topics related to the conference theme, Engage, Educate & Empower: The Millennials Are Coming.
The Conference will include thought-provoking presentations and panel discussions from faculty, students, researchers, professionals, and practitioners interested in human and civil rights, social justice, STEAM education, civic and global engagement, technology literacy, leadership development, and topics germane to the conference theme. The Conference will feature engaging workshops, artistic productions, panel discussions, innovative keynote speakers and opportunities for youth to participate in age-appropriate activities. Finally, the Conference is finalizing tours of Special Collections on the campus of Fisk University
(Fisk University Galleries - Fisk University) and the Nashville Public Library (https://library.nashville.org/research/special-collections).
The 2025 National Civil Rights Conference Planning Committee hopes you will take full advantage of the workshops, artistic productions, sessions, tours, vendors, and networking opportunities that will be available to conferees. The Conference Planning Committee looks forward to seeing you in June. Additional Conference-related materials and information (i.e., preconference, conference, and hotel) will be posted on the following web site https://civilrightsconference.com/.
Again, welcome to the 14th National Conference on Civil Rights. If we can be of assistance to you, please do not hesitate to call on us.
Sincerely,
Keith D. Parker, PhD
Chair, 2025 NCRC Planning Committee
The deadline for submission of paper, panel and artistic production proposals is April 1. Proposals must include title of paper, panel, or artistic work, author (s) name and affiliation (s), 200 to 250-word abstract of the paper or panel, contact information and must be submitted electronically to the planning committee chairperson, Dr. Keith D. Parker (kdparker@civilrightsconference.com). Conference registration information and materials are available on the National Civil Rights Conference web site: http://civilrightsconference.com. Additional conference information is available here.