The International Society for Conversation Analysis (ISCA) is an independent faculty-and-student-based professional association in higher education, designed to serve the needs of scholars of language and social interaction across a variety of disciplines and applications. Founded in 2010, the Society seeks to provide its members with resources to advance the field by circulating findings, creating better courses, strengthening research, and creating a collective voice for the development and application of professional findings.
A major aim of ISCA is to encourage and enhance interdisciplinary research into the structure and dynamics of social interaction through the creation of a multi-disciplinary community of scholars. From its beginning, the organization has been committed to the notion that broad advances in the understanding of social interaction require disciplinary, interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary approaches to research and learning.
ISCA Newsletter
Check out our latest newsletter (March 2024).
ISCA Events
ICCA 2026 will be held June 23–29, 2026 in in Edmonton, Canada
ICCA 2023: was held June 28th – July 2nd, 2023 in Brisbane, Australia. Read the live blog reports from the conference here!
Check out the EM/CA wiki for
bibliographies and news from
the whole EM/CA community
Come to Kelvin Grove for our public lecture
https://events.humanitix.com/a-public-lecture-with-distinguished-professor-jonathan-potter-and-professor-alexa-hepburn-rutgers-university
or join us online – details on website.
I was talking to @GraCopx about silence and what it does in a conversation. And she wrote this. Just wow.🤩. #ConversationAnalysis #ClinicalCommunication
Two weeks left to submit an abstract (300w) to TABU2024 at Groningen, The Netherlands (Jun 13-14) – broad linguistics, graduate students especially encouraged,https://www.tabudag.nl/abstracts.php http://dlvr.it/T2ngk9
Do you like Conversation Analysis? Do you like data sessions? If the answers are yes, get in touch to be added to the CADSS mailing list to join our community!
We look forward to welcoming you 😊
Marvellous new special issue on Facial Gestures
https://tidsskrift.dk/socialinteraction/issue/view/10705