2025 ACCUTE conference will take place within Congress at George Brown College in Toronto in the spring. ACCUTE is accepting proposals until 13th September 2024. Read more: accute.ca/.../13/call-fo…

ACCUTE invites members to propose ideas for an online roundtable discussion planned for this fall entitled “Teaching with or Against AI.” Send a statement of no more than 200 to [email protected]. Deadline 20th October. accute.ca/2024/09/30/cal…

The 2025 Conference CFP for ACCUTE is now OPEN for submissions until 22nd November. We are accepting proposals of 300-500 words. The Congress will take place in George Brown College, Toronto from May 30th – June 2nd, 2025. Read more here>>>accute.ca/2025-call-for-…

Mennonite/s Writing 10: An International Conference hosted at Canadian Mennonite University Theme: Words at Work and Play June 13–15, 2025. Send your proposals of 250-word abstracts to [email protected] by November 29, 2024. Read more: cmu.ca/mennonites-wri…

The forge of forgetting: Finding the lost language of Black cowboys—Athabasca University writer in residence talk with Bertrand Bickersteth. Date: Nov. 20, 2024 from 3 – 4 p.m. MST. Location: Online. athabascau.ca/news/events/au…

“…of the Dead: The Rhizombie and Monstrous Mycelium in American Zombie Narratives,” details the central concept from my recently completed doctoral work on climate/contagion/racial entanglements accute.ca/2024/11/22/ame…

ACCUTE is adding workshops to the 2025 conference program. Workshops are intensive introductions to specific methods, techniques, practices, processes, protocols, software tools, creative, critical, or theoretical approaches accute.ca/accute-call-fo…

Registration link: us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

Reading the MLA Teaching Volumes: An Interview with Sarah Banting: accute.ca/2024/11/25/rea…

Joshua Whitehead’s strong act of activism was this act of reclaiming the Two-Spirit history to make it visible and available. By them remembering also becomes a cultural remembering and reclaiming Indigenous sexuality accute.ca/2024/12/06/rec…

My paper examines how Harriet Beecher Stowe’s novel, Uncle Tom’s Cabin uses anti-Semitic tropes to characterize Black girlhood—specifically the character Topsy— and how the novel functions as a conversion narrative aimed at Jewish women.accute.ca/2025/02/08/odd…

The Angle’s Winter 2025 issue is here! Read more about updates regarding ACCUTE Conference 2025 , a piece from Ryan J. Cox, 1st Person Interviews with Iheoma Joakin-Uzomba and Mahdiyeh Ezzatikarami, and an update from the Graduate Student Caucus.accute.ca/2025/02/14/the…

Members of ACCUTE who identify as racialized/BIPOC can apply for a new ACCUTE prize designed to recognize and celebrate research and activities that demonstrate impactful engagement with BIPOC concerns and communities. Read more>> accute.ca/accute-bipoc-c…

Please register for any of the workshops: accute.ca/accute-2025-wo…

To help us plan for ACCUTE 2026, please take a moment to complete the following short survey of ACCUTE members. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

Everyone assumes that we know what empathy is. That is, putting yourself in the other person’s shoes. That’s the assumption. I want to use my readings of literature to say it’s a little bit more complicated than that accute.ca/2025/05/16/red…