Complete Panels (three or four presenters and a session chair or three presenters, a commentator, and a session chair; a panel with three presenters and a chair may be asked to accommodate a fourth paper)

Individual Papers (accepted papers will be placed in panels; presentations are limited to 15 minutes, be sure to check out the Open Sessions page to find potential co-panellists)

Roundtables (presentations should be limited to 10 minutes per person to maximize audience participation)

Alternative Sessions (this category is open, but such sessions should involve at least four participants. Sessions must still allow 30 minutes for discussion. Examples include Open-Mic Roundtables; Living History Performance sessions; Reading Groups where participants collectively engage with a selection of pre-circulated readings; or sessions that foreground activists or practitioners for whom a standard paper presentation is not the ideal format)

Individual Lightning Presentations (each presenter gets 5 minutes and up to 10 slides)

Book Talks (lightning-style talks focused on recent book publications, these will be organized into sessions with 30 minutes for discussion)

Posters (those presenting posters and who attend the conference will be expected to participate in the poster session)