December 2026
CFP closes 3 Dec
International Forum on Migration, Identity & Cultural Transformation
IFMICT 2026
International Forum on Migration, Identity & Cultural Transformation is a 2-day event in Boston, USA on 30–31 December 2026, organized by World Research Association for Education and Science. Abstracts are due by 3 December 2026. Its call for papers covers Migration Studies, Global Migration and International Migration, among other areas. World Research Association for Education and Science has 389 other upcoming conferences listed here.
Important dates
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Abstract / full paper deadline
In 18 days
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Conference
Boston, Massachusetts, USA
All deadlines are as published by the organizer. Check the official website for the time zone.
About this conference
International Forum On Migration, Identity & Cultural Transformation IFMICT, organized by World Research Association for Education and Science, is a leading international conference that connects researchers, engineers, healthcare professionals, academicians, scientists, industry experts, and professionals from around the world. The conference provides a global platform to share groundbreaking research, discuss emerging developments, showcase innovative ideas, and build meaningful professional collaborations. By bringing together diverse academic and professional communities, International Forum On Migration, Identity & Cultural Transformation IFMICT aims to promote knowledge exchange, interdisciplinary collaboration, innovation, and the advancement of research on a global scale.
Topics and scope
- Migration Studies
- Global Migration
- International Migration
- Human Mobility
- Migration Dynamics
- Migration Patterns
- Migration Governance
- Migration Policies
- Migration and Globalization
- Migration and Development
- Migration and Identity
- Migrant Identity
- Cultural Identity
- Identity Formation
- Identity Negotiation
- Identity Transformation
- Hybrid Identities
- Multiple Identities
- Transnational Identities
- Diaspora Studies
- Diaspora Communities
- Diaspora Politics
- Diaspora Engagement
- Diaspora Networks
- Transnationalism
- Transnational Communities
- Transnational Families
- Transnational Networks
- Transnational Citizenship
- Transnational Belonging
- Cultural Transformation
- Cultural Change
- Cultural Adaptation
- Cultural Integration
- Acculturation
- Assimilation
- Multiculturalism
- Intercultural Relations
- Cross-Cultural Communication
- Cultural Hybridity
- Cultural Diversity
- Cultural Belonging
- Sense of Place
- Homeland Connections
- Host-Society Relations
- Migrant Communities
- Migrant Social Networks
- Migrant Inclusion
- Social Integration
- Economic Integration
- Political Integration
- Cultural Integration
- Community Participation
- Citizenship and Migration
- Dual Citizenship
- Migrant Citizenship
- National Identity
- Diaspora Citizenship
- Migration and Nationalism
- Diaspora Nationalism
- Gender and Migration
- Women and Migration
- Feminization of Migration
- Family Migration
- Children and Migration
- Youth Migration
- Aging and Migration
- Marriage Migration
- Labor Migration
- Skilled Migration
- Student Migration
- Forced Migration
- Refugee Studies
- Asylum and Migration
- Displacement and Identity
- Climate Migration
- Environmental Migration
- Crisis Migration
- Conflict and Migration
- Migration and Human Rights
- Migrant Rights
- Refugee Rights
- Statelessness
- Border Governance
- Borderlands and Identity
- Migration and Social Justice
- Migration Inequality
- Migrant Labor Rights
- Migration and Employment
- Migrant Entrepreneurship
- Remittances and Development
- Diaspora Investment
- Diaspora Philanthropy
- Migration and Urbanization
- Migrant Cities
- Urban Cultural Change
- Migration and Housing
- Migration and Education
- Migrant Education
- Language and Migration
- Multilingualism
- Language Maintenance
- Heritage Language
- Language Loss
- Cultural Heritage
- Migrant Cultural Heritage
- Diaspora Literature
- Migrant Literature
- Migration and Film
- Migration and Visual Culture
- Migration and Music
- Migration and Food Culture
- Religion and Migration
- Faith and Diaspora
- Religious Identity
- Migrant Religious Communities
- Digital Diasporas
- Online Migration Networks
- Social Media and Migration
- Digital Identity
- Virtual Communities
- Migration and Technology
- AI and Migration
- Digital Citizenship
- Migration Narratives
- Migrant Storytelling
- Memory and Migration
- Migration and Trauma
- Cultural Memory
- Intergenerational Identity
- Second-Generation Migrants
- Third-Generation Diasporas
- Youth Identity
- Belonging and Place
- Race and Migration
- Ethnicity and Migration
- Intersectionality and Migration
- Colonialism and Migration
- Postcolonial Migration
- Decolonizing Migration Studies
- Global South Migration
- South-South Migration
- North-South Migration
- Comparative Migration
- Migration Research Methods
- Ethnographic Migration Studies
- Migration Policy Analysis
- Future of Migration
Call for papers
Abstracts are due by 3 December 2026. Submission details are on the official website.
Where this information comes from
- Source
- Submitted by the organizer
- Listed on
- 19 October 2026
- Verification
- Reviewed by an editor before publishing
- Reference
- FCA2906116
Questions about IFMICT 2026
When and where is IFMICT 2026?
30–31 December 2026 in Boston, Massachusetts, USA.
Can I attend online?
This listing does not confirm an online option. Check the official website.
What is the submission deadline?
Abstracts are due by 3 December 2026.
How do I register?
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