REGISTRATION NOW OPEN FOR THE WORLD COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CONFERENCE 2019

The registration desk is now open for members wishing to attend the WCDC 2019 in Dundee, Scotland.

HOW TO REGISTER. Please note that you register via the WCDC2019 website below and NOT through IACD.

2019 is a further excuse for celebration as this will be the 21st anniversary since IACD was re-launched following its move to Scotland.

 

Early Bird Full Conference Ticket, £260.00 – available until 31 December 2018

 Please note that this rate is only available until 31 December 2018. After that date, the price will be £400.00.Your registration fee covers: Access to all conference sessions and meetings, printed schedule of events and proceedings, name badge and lanyard (to gain access to events and sessions), welcome civic reception, refreshment breaks and lunch each day.

Presenter guidance 

General Overview

WCDC2019 will feature both submitted and invited sessions that address the conference theme of ‘People, Place and Power’. We encourage community representatives, practitioners, policy makers and academics at all levels of experience to share their knowledge and expertise. The organising group of WCDC2019 welcomes proposals for oral presentations, practice workshops, poster presentations, film screenings and visual arts responses that reflect on the conference theme and encourage dialogue about the key conference questions.

Proposals should relate to community development practice and facilitate reflection and discussion on key challenges for community development as we look towards the future. If proposals are developed from disciplines other than community development, a clear connection must be made to community development practice, pedagogy and/or policy. WCDC2019 encourages submissions from a wide range of perspectives and participants in order to encourage open, reflective dialogue on the complex interrelationship between people, place and power in global community development practice.

The working language of the conference will be English. If participants require language assistance please note this in your proposal. If required, we will work with you to develop ideas and to assist you in finalising your proposals.

The deadline for submission of all proposals is Friday 30th November 2018.

In order to facilitate maximum time for preparation, the peer review group is committed to informing applicants of the outcome of the peer review process as soon as possible after that date.

Audio Visual Facilities

The rooms we are using for parallel sessions are all teaching rooms at the university and all have audio visual facilities. You can bring USB stick, or your own laptop which we can connect to the screen.

The rooms are usually in groups of tables with about 6-8 chairs. A typical layout can be seen at https://www.dundee.ac.uk/roombookings/catalogue/dalhousie1g05/