The Communications Network brings together communicators, storytellers, strategists, and community builders from foundations and nonprofits worldwide.

STORY is a global gathering of creators, leaders and change-makers working in a variety of industries to shift narratives and shape the future by telling stories that matter.

The Nonprofit Storytelling Conference is for people who raise money, communicate impact, and help donors care more deeply.

An interactive session for makers and thinkers to collaborate, connect, and spark new ideas.

Zip-Scene scientific researchers, game professionals, programmers, artists, scholars and professionals from the fields of performing arts and game studies, as well as interactive storytellers, experience designers, narrative designers, VR professionals and philosophers and others concerned with the conference topics.

The Biennial Australasian Children’s Literature Association for Research conference.

AANZCA is a premier academic association that brings together researchers, students, and teachers from an array of communication disciplines to promote scholarship, inform social policy, and encourage progress in the broad field of media and communications.

ICIDS 2026 is the leading global conference for researchers, designers, and practitioners working in the field of digital interactive narratives.

The Netherlands Winter School on Narrative offers a one-week course consisting of lectures and workshops on Narrative and Authority.

The 2027 ISAN will provide scholars and practitioners of all experience levels an opportunity to present their autoethnographic and personal narrative projects and to socialize with scholars across a variety of disciplines.

The Annual Meeting of the American Comparative Literature Association.

The Association for Philosophy and Literature (APL) fosters a global intellectual community that encourages and advances scholarly research at the intersections of philosophical, literary, cultural, textual, visual, medial, art, and aesthetic theories.

Narrative Matters is a series of biennial, interdisciplinary, and international conferences that bring together scholars and practitioners in the social sciences and the humanities to explore the narrative complexity of human life on multiple levels and in multiple domains. 

The European Narratology Network conference is held every second year.

The Annual ICA Conference is a five-day event, where an average of 3,000 in-person (and remote) scholars attend over 400 presentations representing the latest advances in the field of communication.

The Narrative Conference is the annual conference of the International Society of the Study of Narrative (ISSN).