Canadian South Asian Studies Association

Association canadienne d’études sud-asiatiques


Congress 2024

CSASA-ACESA will reconvene again in June 2024 at Congress 2024, at McGill University in Montréal, QC.


Call for Papers

Proposals were due January 15th, 2024, at 11:59 pm EST, and results have been shared. The conference schedule will be available here soon.
Find our call for papers and further details here.


Financial Support

Learn more about the financial support available for CSASA-ACESA’s 2024 Congress Conference here.

Join CSASA-ACESA today!

Congress 2023

CSASA-ACESA convened online and in person in May 2023 for a successful second conference. More details about this meeting can be found here.

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Congress 2024 CFP

Read our CFP for 2024 here. The conference schedule will be available soon!

CSASA-ACESA’s first meeting in association with the Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences took place online in 2022.