Este é um evento online
A detailed program will be available closer to the Conference dates.
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Deadlines for submission postponed!!!
| Deadline for abstract submission | CLOSED |
| Deadline for final work/paper/book/poster/video submissions | CLOSED |
| Deadline for final video presentation upload | CLOSED |
Forms of Participation
Oral Presentation –
of 15 minutes that will be organized in roundtables
with up to four other presentations of similar themes. (Template download)
Organized section –
a group of between three and five oral presentations that may take up to 110
minutes, organized in a central theme by a group students/researchers or
organization. The abstract proposing the section should include the name and
title of the individual presentations
EPoster –
A space on the conference website will be available for a PDF file of your
poster to be displayed, with an option to a 5 minutes audio or video
presentation describing the poster linked to it. On the day of the Poster
Presentation (Wednesday October 20th), one of the authors will need
to be available to an online section of questions and virtual interaction that
will be organized in groups by theme Template Download
Short video/documentary –
Short videos/documentaries of up to 30 minutes length may be submitted for the
conference. The selected videos will have links for exhibition on the
conference site and will have a 15 minutes section with the author(s) for
introduce, discuss and present the video/documentary between Wednesday October
20th and Friday October 22nd.
Book release/presentation –
The conference also open space to authors present or discuss a new Book or
EBook. Links to the EBook (or information on a real book) will be available on
the conference site. Between Wednesday October 20th and Friday
October 22nd a 15 minutes section with the author(s) for introduce,
discuss and present the Book/EBook will be organized.
ATTENTION
The presentations will be divided into two parts: In the first, videos recorded by the authors will be shown where they present their work; in the second, live, the authors will be available to answer questions from the participants. The process will feature mediation by the scientific committee and the live moment will feature simultaneous translation to assist with questions and answers.
The submission of the video is the authors' sole responsibility. To forward it, you will need to have a Gmail email account and adopt the procedures according to your mode of submission.
ORAL PRESENTATION:
Each exhibitor will record his/her presentation in video with a duration of 10 to minutes and will forward it to the Scientific Committee until October 5th, through the link: https://forms.gle/RiTzReYQhjfrV4bJ8
• The recording must be done in landscape format and in a quiet environment. The speaker should avoid wearing clothes of the same color as the background, and should not sit with their backs to windows or against the light.
• Videos must come with subtitles or audio translation. If the communication is in English, it must be translated into Portuguese or Spanish and, being in one of these languages, it must have a translation into English. The translation, a mandatory condition for the presentation of the work, is the responsibility of the person responsible for the work.
According to the general event schedule (in progress), at the time defined for its presentation, the video will be shown to all registered participants. After that, a room is opened, live, with the presenter of the work, for questions and other interventions related to the presentation. We will have simultaneous translation at this time. After the time allocated for this activity, the coordinator closes the room.
PRESENTATION OF ORGANIZED SECTIONS:
Sessions will have a maximum duration of 50 minutes. The time should be divided by the number of exhibitors at the table (if we have a session with 5 participants, each will speak 10 minutes. If there are only 2, each will speak 25 minutes).
Language
Works in English, Spanish or Portuguese will be
accepted. For papers presented in
Portuguese and Spanish, an abstract in English will be required before
publication.
Please consider that the official language of the conference is English, with Portuguese and Spanish as second languages. No formal translation services will be available during presentations or roundtables/discussions. We suggest that oral presentations are previously video recorded to be subtitled in English (if done in other language) and/or in Portuguese or Spanish (if done in another language, even if in English) to facilitate larger audience understanding and participation. There are currently interesting tools available online that help us doing that! Your taped presentation can precede the online discussion. If you are not able to do that, try then to have you slides or the key information in English, or have a colleague helping in the translation of key concepts.
After we
rethink and reshape last year’s project into a full online Conference for 2021
considering the challenging conditions of the world is facing today, we made the
decision to reduce costs at the most to have the Conference more affordable and
participatory as possible to all.
| Type | US Dollar (USD) | Brazilian Reais (R$) |
| Professional | $ 75.00 | R$ 432,75* |
| Student | $ 25.00 | R$ 144,25* |
IMPORTANT
NOTE: For the Conference attendees that have already paid for the 2020 Convference you will most likely get a refund for what was overpaid. Please contact us if we have not yet
contacted you.
The XXIV SHE Conference is being organized by
In direct cooperation with
And with support and participation of:
SHE, SABEH and SOLAEH
The Society for Human Ecology (SHE) is an international interdisciplinary professional society that promotes the use of an ecological perspective in research, education, and application.
SHE’s goals are to:
· Provide a forum through which scientists, scholars, educators, and practitioners may exchange ideas and information.
· Promote the advancement of an ecological perspective in interdisciplinary studies and practice.
· Identify problems, discover their origins, examine possible solutions and their implications, and then make recommendations for implementing those solutions.
· Look ahead to the consequences of human action on our social, natural, and built environments.
· Build cooperative arrangements among human ecology programs and organizations throughout the world.
· Facilitate the exchange of this information throughout an international network of individuals interested in human ecology.
The Society holds regular conferences, conducts workshops and symposia, and co-sponsors a variety of related activities to further integrate work among professionals in fields pertaining to human ecology. SHE is an affiliate of INTECOL (International Association for Ecology) and Ecological Society of America (ESA), with cross ties to the Human Ecology Section of ESA. SHE also works in a consortium with other national and regional human ecology organizations throughout the world. SHE publishes the online journal Human Ecology Review, with hardcopies available to members at reduced rates.
The Brazilian Society of Human Ecology (SABEH) was founded on August 20, 2012, in the city of Paulo Afonso, Bahia, Brazil, during the 1st International Seminar on Human Ecology, organized by the Master's Program in Human Ecology at the University of the State of Bahia-UNEB. It is a scientific, ecopolitical society that aims to bring together people and institutions interested in the field of Human Ecology. In Brazil, and in part of Latin America, it has become a reference in this area of knowledge, having organized many publications and scientific events in this field of adisciplinary knowledge, available free of charge on its official website: www.sabeh.org.br. It has always worked in partnership with the UNEB Graduate Program, having been involved in structuring the first doctorate in Human Ecology in the Americas.
A non-profit civil society, legally constituted for an articulation in networks of capacities and competencies between people and institutions in Latin America and the world, in the search for spaces to share and disseminate scientific works, experiences, knowledge and practices, in their different modes of expression and in the different areas of human ecology.
The Latin American Society of Human Ecology (SOLAEH), was founded after five years of debates around the socio-environmental issues that surround the ecological footprint of the human species in Latin America, on October 19, 2019, in Asunción, Paraguay .
Among its main purposes are to organize and support educational activities (formal, non-formal and informal), national and international scientific events, such as Congresses, Seminars, Meetings, Courses, Conferences and spaces for the exchange of knowledge and practices.
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