25–27 July 2026

University of Plymouth, United Kingdom

Latest Conference Updates

Registration Open

Registration is currently open for presenters, audience members, and online participants. Delegates are encouraged to complete registration before the published deadlines to secure participation and access conference materials.

Call for Papers

Researchers, academics, practitioners, and graduate students are invited to submit papers addressing contemporary issues in religion, spirituality, ethics, culture, and society. Contributions from interdisciplinary perspectives are especially encouraged.

Conference Themes

The 2026 conference will explore emerging discussions on:

• Religion and Social Change
• Spirituality and Human Well-Being
• Interfaith Dialogue and Peacebuilding
• Religious Communities and Socialization
• Politics and Religion
• Cultural Diversity and Religious Identity
• Ethics, Sustainability, and Global Citizenship
• Indigenous Spiritualities in Global Perspective

Program Development

The conference organizing committee is continuously updating the preliminary program. New paper sessions, workshops, panel discussions, and networking activities are being added as registrations are confirmed. Participants are advised to review the program regularly for updates.

International Participation

The conference is expected to attract scholars, researchers, educators, faith leaders, and practitioners from around the world, creating opportunities for international collaboration and knowledge exchange.

Hybrid Participation Options

Both in-person and online participation opportunities are available, allowing broader global engagement and accessibility for delegates unable to travel.

Networking Opportunities

Attendees will have opportunities to:

• Present current research
• Participate in roundtable discussions
• Attend keynote sessions
• Join interdisciplinary workshops
• Establish international research partnerships
• Engage with scholars from diverse religious and cultural backgrounds

Conference Publications

Accepted presentations may be considered for publication opportunities through the Religion in Society Research Network, subject to editorial review and publication requirements.

Important Reminder

Participants should monitor official conference communications for announcements regarding:

• Final program schedules
• Speaker confirmations
• Venue information
• Registration deadlines
• Special events and workshops
• Publication opportunities

Conference Venue

University of Plymouth
Plymouth, United Kingdom

Conference Dates

25–27 July 2026

Conference Motto

“Exploring the Role of Religion and Spirituality in Building Inclusive, Sustainable, and Connected Societies.”

Stay Updated

Regular conference updates, program revisions, and participant information will be released through the conference organizers and official communication channels.