NCCNorth Central Conference
Est. for the regional community

Where the region's researchers, educators and professionals meet.

The North Central Conference is an independent, member-driven gathering that convenes each year for a programme of talks, workshops and roundtables โ€” connecting people and ideas across disciplines.

Explore the programme

About the conference

A neutral forum for knowledge-sharing, professional development and lasting collaboration.

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Knowledge-sharing

Peer-reviewed sessions and keynote talks that surface the latest thinking and practice from across the region.

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Community

A welcoming network of academics, practitioners and early-career members who value open exchange.

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Independence

Run by and for its members โ€” non-commercial, cross-institutional and focused on the public interest.

What the programme offers

A full schedule built around learning, discussion and connection.

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Keynotes & papers

Invited speakers and contributed papers spanning research, policy and applied practice.

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Workshops

Hands-on sessions and skills clinics designed for practitioners at every career stage.

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Roundtables

Small-group discussions and networking that turn conversations into collaborations.

Who it's for

Membership is open to individuals and institutions who want to take part in the region's professional and academic life โ€” from established researchers to students and independent practitioners.

Members help shape the annual programme, propose sessions and stay connected throughout the year.

  • Annual conference. A multi-day programme of talks, workshops and networking.
  • Year-round community. Updates, calls for papers and member introductions between events.
  • Open participation. Individuals and institutions across disciplines are welcome.
  • Non-commercial. A member-driven forum, run in the public interest.

Be part of the next gathering

Whether you'd like to present, attend or simply stay in touch, the North Central Conference welcomes new voices. Watch this space for the next call for papers and programme announcements.