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SUMMARY:Eastern Africa Regional Sociology & Anthropology Symposium 2026
DESCRIPTION:Are You In? \nAre you a first-or second-year student wondering whether sociology or anthropology could be your future? A practising sociologist or anthropologist navigating real field challenges? An employer unsure what a “Sociologist” job title should actually require? A curriculum developer or teacher asking whether training matches the workplace? A scholar wondering whether African sociology is visible on its own terms? A development partner wanting local social-science capacity you can rely on? This symposium is built for you. \nAbout USAA and This Symposium \nThe Uganda Sociological and Anthropological Association (USAA) is Uganda's professional home for sociologists and anthropologists\, founded in 2006 and based in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology at Makerere University. Together with the Department and with support from the International Sociological Association (ISA)\, USAA is convening the East African Regional Sociology and Anthropology Symposium on 29–30 September 2026 in Kampala. \nTheme:\n“Strengthening Sociology and Anthropology in Eastern Africa: Professional Identity\, Networks and Social Relevance” \n  \nSymposium Program\nSymposium Concept\n  \nTickets: \n\nOnline Participants (Ugandans) – 10\,000 UGX\nProfessionals (Ugandans) – 50\,000 UGX\nStudents (Ugandans) – 30\,000 UGX\nOnline Participants (International) – Free\nPresenters – Free\n\nPayments Methods: \nSend your ticket payment to: \n\nMobile Money: 0772 540 526 ‎(MTN)\, 0753 540 521 (AIRTEL)\, Registered Name: Sarah Kabukaire (Finance).\nBank: Acc No: 310009778\, Acc. Name: Uganda Sociology And Anthropological Association\, Bank: Centenary Bank.\n\nNote: After payment\, please send the payment confirmation via WhatsApp to Sarah on 0772 540 526.
URL:https://usaaug.org/event/eastern-africa-regional-sociology-anthropology-symposium-2026/
LOCATION:Makerere University
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SUMMARY:XXI ISA World Congress of Sociology
DESCRIPTION:Global Sociology in Turbulent Times\nThe visual identity of the XXI ISA World Congress of Sociology draws on the forms of the Korean alphabet (Hangul) and the cultural heritage of the host city\, Gwangju. Its shapes\, inspired by the consonants of the city’s name\, evoke inclusivity\, connection and the coming together of diverse voices. \nA vibrant palette of coral\, pink\, purple and green reflects both traditional Korean aesthetics and the energy of a complex and changing world. Through overlapping forms and flowing gradients\, the design suggests movement\, dialogue and the interplay of different perspectives. \nThe result presents Gwangju as a dynamic meeting point for global sociology\, echoing the Congress theme\, “Global Sociology in Turbulent Times\,” and emphasising exchange\, diversity and mutual understanding.
URL:https://usaaug.org/event/xxi-isa-world-congress-of-sociology/
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