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LRA 2026 Annual Conference

Organized by Literacy Research Association

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Submission deadline: March 2, 2026
Event date: December 2, 2026
Format: In person
Location: Hilton Hawaiian Village Waikiki Beach Resort, Honolulu, Hawaii
Compensation: Not listed

About this call

The Literacy Research Association’s 2026 annual conference brings together researchers to discuss literacy theory, research, and practice. Its theme invites proposals that explore literacies in motion across contexts, though a connection to the theme is not required. Presentation formats include individual papers, roundtables, posters, symposia, alternative-format sessions, and study groups.

Topics

Literacy researchLiteracies across contextsLiteracy theory and research methodsLiteracy educationMultilingual and multicultural literacyLiteracy media and technology

Audience

Literacy researchersEmerging and established scholarsLiteracy educators

Session formats

Individual paper presentationRoundtablePosterSymposiumAlternative-format sessionStudy group