Special Issue: "Modulations" – DEADLINE EXTENDED TO JULY 15
Did you present at the 2026 CONDUITS Graduate Conference on May 8, 2026? Do you have in-progress or completed work related to the topic of Modulations?
If so, the Stream Interdisciplinary Journal of Communication is extending the deadline to submit your paper, in-progress research, or extended abstract for a joint special issue with the CONDUITS Graduate Conference. Submissions due July 15.
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Special Issue: "Modulations" | Stream Vol. 18 No. 1
The Stream Interdisciplinary Journal of Communication is pleased to announce our upcoming special issue: “Modulations," prepared in collaboration with the 2026 CONDUITS Graduate Conference.
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Call for Submissions: 2024 ACC-CCA Graduate Conference Proceedings DEADLINE EXTENDED TO JANUARY 31
Invited Editors
Dana Cramer, PhD Candidate, Toronto Metropolitan University and York University
CCA Graduate Student Representative 2022-2024
Amanda Zanco, PhD Candidate, University of Calgary
CCA Graduate Student Representative 2023-2025
English
Are you a graduate student who presented at the 2024 ACC-CCA Conference titled, Sustaining Shared Futures held at the Université de Montréal from 18 – 21 June? Stream Interdisciplinary Journal of Communication is inviting you to submit a full paper, research in progress, or extended abstract for the upcoming special conference issue, guest edited by the ACC-CCA Graduate Student Representatives for the conference, Dana Cramer (2022-2024) and Amanda Zanco (2023-2025).
Submissions are welcome from fields of interdisciplinary studies which intersect with communication studies, media studies, and cultural studies. The deadline to submit is 1 November 2024 at 11:59 p.m. PST.
All papers should be 5-20 pages in length and submitted as a Word document (.doc or .docx), or a rich text format (.rft). Please consult Stream’s website for submission guidelines.
Only works which are the fully written and submitted by graduate students at the master’s and/or doctoral program levels will be accepted for review. Faculty and postdoctoral fellows are excluded from this graduate student edition. Texts co-authored by postdocs, working professions, instructors, and/or professors do not qualify for publication with Stream.
For more information on the 2024 ACC-CCA conference, please visit: https://acc-cca.ca/index.php/conference/cca-2024-june-18-21-montreal/
En Francais
Êtes-vous un étudiant diplômé qui a présenté une communication lors de la conférence 2024 de l'ACC-CCA intitulée Sustaining Shared Futures qui s'est tenue à l'Université de Montréal du 18 au 21 juin ? Stream Interdisciplinary Journal of Communication vous invite à soumettre un article complet, une recherche en cours ou un résumé détaillé pour le prochain numéro spécial de la conférence, édité par les représentants des étudiants diplômés de l'ACC-CCA pour la conférence, Dana Cramer (2022-2024) et Amanda Zanco (2023-2025).
Les soumissions sont les bienvenues dans les domaines d'études interdisciplinaires qui recoupent les études en communication, les études médiatiques et les études culturelles. La date limite de soumission est le 29 novembre 2024 à 23 h 59 (PST).
Tous les articles doivent comporter entre 5 et 20 pages et être soumis sous forme de document Word (.doc ou .docx) ou de format texte enrichi (.rft). Veuillez consulter le site Web de Stream pour connaître les directives de soumission.
Seuls les travaux entièrement rédigés et soumis par des étudiants diplômés au niveau de la maîtrise et/ou du doctorat seront acceptés pour examen. Les professeurs et les boursiers postdoctoraux sont exclus de cette édition destinée aux étudiants diplômés. Les textes co-écrits par des postdoctorants, des professionnels en activité, des instructeurs et/ou des professeurs ne sont pas admissibles à la publication avec Stream.
Pour plus d'informations sur la conférence ACC-CCA 2024, veuillez consulter: https://acc-cca.ca/index.php/conference/cca-2024-june-18-21-montreal/
Stream Volume 16, Issue 1 has been published
Stream Volume 16, Issue 1 has been published. Thank you to all the authors and reviewers for taking part in this special edition on the 2023 CCA/ACC Conference Proceedings.
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Call for Submissions: 2024 Emotion - Stream Special Issue
Want to talk about feelings? Stream Interdisciplinary Journal wants to highlight critical communication approaches surrounding its theme: Emotion.
There is a lot to feel right now, and we want to compile research that takes up these feelings. Research regarding emotions, affect, sensations, and feelings is an intentionally broad category. We welcome submissions using a variety of approaches to tackle questions and themes that may fall under this umbrella.
We have a few categories of work and topics that might relate to this issue, but this is only a starting point:
- Queer theory
- Feminist theory
- Far-right and alt-right studies
- Affect theory
- Climate communication
- Labour studies
- Theories of emotion
- Affective economies
- Emotion/affect and AI
- Collective feeling
- Care as affective engagement
- Design and commodification of emotion/affect
Stream invites you to submit a full paper, research in progress, or extended abstract for this edition. Stream is a peer-reviewed journal produced by Simon Fraser University’s School of Communication Graduate Caucus. Submissions for this edition are welcome from fields of interdisciplinary studies which intersect with communication, media studies, and affect theory. All final papers should be five to 20 pages in length and submitted as a Word document (.doc or .docx) or a rich text (.rft) format. Please find Stream’s guidelines here. Please note that only works entirely authored by students currently enrolled in master’s and/or doctoral programs will be accepted. Texts co-authored by postdocs, working professionals, instructors, and/or professors do not qualify for publication with Stream. Deadline to apply: May, 3, 2024.
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Stream Volume 15(1) has been published
Stream Volume 15, Issue 1 has been published. Please view here. Thank you to all the authors and reviewers for taking part in this special edition on Transnational Feminism.
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Call for Submissions: 2023 ACC-CCA Graduate Conference Proceedings
Avez-vous présenté à la conférence ACC-CAA 2023 intitulée « Reckonings & Re-Imaginings » du 30 mai au 2 juin 2023 ? Stream vous invite à soumettre un article complet, une recherche en cours ou un résumé détaillé pour notre prochaine édition spéciale de la conférence. Stream est une revue à comité de lecture produite par le School of Communication Graduate Caucus de l'Université Simon Fraser. Les soumissions sont les bienvenues dans les domaines d'études interdisciplinaires qui recoupent les études en communication et en médias. Tous les articles doivent compter de cinq à 20 pages et être soumis sous forme de document Word (.doc ou .docx) ou de texte enrichi (.rft). Veuillez trouver les directives de Stream ici. Veuillez noter que seules les œuvres entièrement écrites par des étudiants actuellement inscrits à la maîtrise et/ou au doctorat seront acceptées. Les textes co-écrits par des post-doctorants, des professionnels en activité, des instructeurs et/ou des professeurs ne sont pas éligibles à la publication avec Stream. Pour plus d'informations sur la conférence, visitez : https://acc-cca.ca/index.php/conference/2021-conference/ Date limite de candidature : 10 Octobre 2023. Nous attendons avec impatience de recevoir vos soumissions.
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Call for Submissions: 2023 Transnational Feminism - Stream Special Issue
EXTENDED: Please submit by April 25th, 2023
Jin, Jiyan, Azadi (Women, Life, Freedom)
We consistently remain inspired by those across the world who fight different battles for the same goals: women, life, and freedom. From the women of Iran leading an unprecedented revolution, to those in the United States who fight for reproductive rights in a post-Roe world, feminism is taking the global stage.
Stream Interdisciplinary Journal wants to highlight this revolutionary time with a special edition inspired by the recent Simon Fraser University’s School of Communication symposium which took place on March 3, 2023. Though this issue is informed by the work presented at this conference, we encourage submissions related to all areas of transnational feminism, such as but not limited to:
- Ecofeminism
- Revolutions
- Nation-as-state
- Solidarity
- Decolonization
- Corporeal feminism
- Feminist method and activism
- Feminist globalization
- Feminism and social movement studies
- Technology of gender and sexuality
- Women and labor
- Queer theory
- Feminist technology
Stream invites you to submit a full paper, research in progress, or extended abstract for this edition. Stream is a peer-reviewed journal produced by Simon Fraser University’s School of Communication Graduate Caucus. Submissions for this edition are welcome from fields of interdisciplinary studies which intersect with communication, media studies, and transnational feminism. All final papers should be five to 20 pages in length and submitted as a Word document (.doc or .docx) or a rich text (.rft) format. Please find Stream’s guidelines here. Please note that only works entirely authored by students currently enrolled in master’s and/or doctoral programs will be accepted. Texts co-authored by postdocs, working professionals, instructors, and/or professors do not qualify for publication with Stream. Deadline to apply: April 25th 2023.
Stream Volume 14(2) has been published
Stream Volume 14, Issue 2 has been published. To view the issue, please go to: https://journals.sfu.ca/stream/index.php/stream/issue/view/29
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Call for Submissions: 2022 ACC-CCA Graduate Conference Proceedings
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Call for Submissions: 2022 Joint Conference Proceedings, University of Calgary + Simon Fraser University
Did you present at the 2022 Conduits Conference entitled “Contested Freedoms” on May 10th, 2022?
Did you present at the 2022 University of Calgary Conference entitled "Visions of Change" on May 10-11th, 2022?
Stream invites you to submit a full paper, research in progress, or extended abstract for our upcoming special conference joint issue with the University of Calagry and Simon Fraser University. Stream is a peer-reviewed journal produced by Simon Fraser University’s School of Communication Graduate Caucus.
Submissions are welcome from fields of interdisciplinary studies which intersect with communication and media studies. All papers should be five to 20 pages in length and submitted as a Word document (.doc or .docx) or a rich text (.rft) format. Please find Stream’s guidelines here.
Please note that only works entirely authored by students currently enrolled in master’s and/or doctoral program will be accepted. Texts co-authored by postdocs, working professionals, instructors, and/or professors do not qualify for publication with Stream.
For more information on the conferences, visit: https://www.conduits.ca/
and https://arts.ucalgary.ca/news/visions-change-cmf-graduate-student-conference
Deadline to apply: July 25th, 2022
We look forward to receiving your submissions.
Appel à Contribution: Actes de colloque ACC-CCA 2021
Chers étudiant.e.s membres de l’Association canadienne de communication,
En tant que participant.e.s au dernier congrès annuel de l’ACC-CCA qui a eu lieu en Juin 2021 à l’Université de l'Alberta, nous vous invitons à soumettre le texte rédigé suite à votre présentation, recherche en cours, ou résumé allongé (extended abstract) en vue de la publication des actes du colloque dans la revue Stream, publiée par les jeunes chercheur.e.s du Département de communication de l’Université Simon Fraser.
Les contributions de toutes disciplines et de tous domaines d’étude, dont la perspective est communicationnelle, sont les bienvenues. Les textes, d’une longueur de 5 à 20 pages, doivent respecter les directives de soumission de Stream consultables via ce lien: journals.sfu.ca/stream/index.php/stream/about/submissions
Noter que seules les contributions écrites par des étudiant.e.s seront acceptées (nous n’acceptons pas les collaborations avec des professeur.e.s ou professionnel.le.s).
L’envoi des textes doit se faire au plus tard le 12 Septembre 2021.
Au plaisir de recevoir vos contributions.
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Call for Submissions: 2021 University of Calgary Department of Communication, Media and Film Graduate Student Conference Proceedings
Will you present at the 2021 University of Calgary’s Department of Communication, Media and Film Graduate Student Conference from May 11th – May 13th?
If so, we would like to invite you to submit a full paper, research in progress, or extended abstract for the special issue of Stream on Crises. Stream is a peer-reviewed journal produced by Simon Fraser University’s School of Communication Graduate Caucus.
Submissions are welcome from fields of interdisciplinary studies which intersect with communication and media studies. All papers should be five to 20 pages in length and submitted as a Word document (.doc or .docx) or a rich text (.rft) format. Please find Stream’s guidelines here.
Please note that only works entirely authored by students at master’s and/or doctoral levels will be accepted. Texts co-authored by postdocs, working professionals, instructors, and/or professors do not qualify for publication with Stream.
Deadline extended to June 30, 2021
For additional information, please contact the Conference Chair Dana Cramer: dana.cramer@ucalgary.ca
We look forward to receiving your submissions!
Resilience in Crises and Crisis: SFU School of Communication's Graduate Student Conference 2021
The School of Communication's Graduate Student Caucus is pleased to announce that the call for papers for the 2021 Graduate Student Conference is now open!
The theme of this year's conference is "Resilience in Crises and Crisis".
Call for Submissions: 2019 CCA Graduate Conference Proceedings
Were you a presenter during the June 2019 ACC-CCA Annual Conference at the University of
British Columbia? We invite you to submit your paper, research in progress, or extended
abstracts for a special ACC-CCA Conference Graduate Student Proceedings issue, to be
published in Stream.
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Call for Submissions: 2018 CCA Conference Proceedings
Were you a presenter during the May 2018 ACC-CCA Annual Conference at the University of Regina, Saskatchewan? We invite you to submit your paper for a special ACC-CCA Conference Graduate Student Proceedings issue, to be published in the peer-reviewed journal Stream, produced by Simon Fraser University.
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Stream Volume 9, Issue 1 has been published.
Stream Volume 9, Issue 1 has been published. Special thanks to Dr. Katherine Reilly, who acted as guest editor of the volume, as well as Dr. Adel Iskandar for serving as reviewer of the issue. To view the issue, please go to: http://journals.sfu.ca/stream/index.php/stream/issue/view/16
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Stream Volume 8, Issue 2 has been published
Stream Volume 8, Issue 2 has been published. Special thanks to Philippa Adams, Chris Chapman, and Dugan Nichols, who acted as guest editors of the volume, as well as Prof. Penelope Ironstone, who wrote the introduction for the issue. To view the issue, please go to: http://journals.sfu.ca/stream/index.php/stream/issue/view/14
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Stream Volume 8, Issue 1 has been published
Stream Vol. 8, issue 1 has been published. Special thanks to Byron Hauck and Veronique Emond, who acted as guest editors of the volume, as well as Prof. Dal Yong Jin, who organized the original colloqium and wrote the introduction for the issue. Please stay tuned as Vol. 8(2) will come out shortly~
To view the issue, please go to http://journals.sfu.ca/stream/index.php/stream/issue/view/13
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Stream Volume 7, Issue 2 has been published
Stream Volume 7, Issue 2 has been published. Please go the "archive" section and find the issue there (the journal's homepage is showing Vol.8 issue 1, which is an in-progress issue). We would like to thank all of our authors, reviewers, and copy-editors for their hard work on this issue!
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Stream Vol.7 Issue 1 has been published.
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Call for Papers: Stream Volume 7, Issue 1
Call For Papers: Stream: Culture/Politics/Technology Vol 7, No. 1 (2015)
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The 2014 Issue of Stream has been published
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Conference Proceeding of CCA Journalism Interest Group
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Special Issue: "Re-inhabiting Public Media"
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