The Journal of Religion and Culture (JRC) is proud to support the 31st Annual Graduate Interdisciplinary Conference (AGIC) in collaboration with McGill University’s School of Religious Studies to be hosted at Concordia University (Tiohtià:ke/Montréal) on May 8th, 2026. The theme of this year’s conference is:
Re: Missing Perspectives
The conference will be a full-day, in-person conference held on Friday, May 8th from 9am to 10pm in the Concordia Universty Conference Centre, located on the 9th floor of the John Molson building (1450 Rue Guy Montréal, QC H3H 0A1).
You can find more information on the AGIC website.
Since 1995, the Annual Graduate Interdisciplinary Conference (AGIC), hosted and organized by graduate students in the Department of Religions and Cultures at Concordia University, has aimed to foster a dynamic and engaging platform for emerging scholars both locally and across North America.
As a collaborative space designed to generate and illuminate unanticipated points of contact across a wide spectrum of academic fields, AGIC challenges participants to reconsider methodological and theoretical developments from a cross-disciplinary perspective, while simultaneously facilitating opportunities for Concordia students to comprehensively develop their CVs and professional networks.
While AGIC has historically taken on a classic single-day style of student panels and invited keynote lectures, recent iterations have sought to challenge the rigidity of this conference structure by experimenting with innovative pedagogical avenues in tandem with emergent and urgent sociopolitical concerns.
Questions about the conference can be sent to: agic@concordia.ca
