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Academic gatherings advancing Islamophobia research

Upcoming Conference

International Conference on Islamophobia Studies 2025

"Digital Frontiers: Islamophobia in Online Spaces"

Join leading scholars, researchers, and practitioners for an intensive exploration of how Islamophobia manifests in digital environments. This conference will examine the intersection of technology, social media, and anti-Muslim sentiment.

Date

September 15-17, 2025

Location

University of Vienna, Austria

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Conference Tracks & Topics

Digital Platforms

Analysis of social media algorithms, content moderation, and platform governance affecting Muslim communities.

Media Studies

Representation of Islam and Muslims in digital media, news coverage, and online journalism.

Community Impact

Effects of online Islamophobia on Muslim communities, mental health, and social cohesion.

Policy & Law

Legal frameworks, hate speech legislation, and policy responses to online Islamophobia.

Counter-Narratives

Digital activism, resistance strategies, and positive representation initiatives.

Research Methods

Methodological innovations for studying online Islamophobia and digital discrimination.

Call for Papers

Submission Guidelines

  • Abstracts: 300-500 words
  • Include keywords and brief bio
  • Presentations: 20 minutes + 10 minutes Q&A
  • Panel proposals welcome

Important Dates

Abstract submission deadline: May 15, 2025
Notification of acceptance: June 30, 2025
Early registration deadline: August 1, 2025
Conference dates: Sep 15-17, 2025
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Previous Conferences

Islamophobia in Times of Crisis

2024, University of Salzburg

Examined how global crises amplify Islamophobic discourse and the role of media in shaping public perception during uncertain times.

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Education and Islamophobia

2023, University of Frankfurt

Focused on Islamophobia in educational settings, curriculum bias, and strategies for promoting inclusive education.

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Gender, Intersectionality and Islamophobia

2022, University of Zurich

Explored the intersection of gender, race, and religion in Islamophobic experiences, with particular attention to Muslim women.

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Partner Organizations

European Islamophobia Report

Annual documentation project

Bridge Initiative

Georgetown University

SETA Foundation

Research institution