The 3rd Honolulu Arts & Humanities Conference

Welcome to the 3rd Honolulu Arts & Humanities Conference (HAHC2027), organized by INTESDA. This international, peer-reviewed conference invites academics, scholars, researchers, students, teachers, and policymakers to gather and share viewpoints, ideas, and research on a range of topics across the arts and humanities. The conference aims to promote a critical understanding of innovative and organic approaches from the arts and humanities towards the post-pandemic and uncertain future, focusing on social change, solutions to crises, and the search for knowledge. It is committed to the cross-cultural exploration of the post-pandemic world, particularly addressing inequities in access to healthcare and education. HAHC2027 is a micro-conference designed for high engagement, active participation, and an intimate scale. The conference theme is "Arts, Humanities and Social Change", welcoming proposals considering unique perspectives in areas such as AI in Arts and Humanities, Applied Linguistics, Art History and Criticism, Communication Studies, Cultural and Gender Studies, Digital Humanities and Cyberspace, Economics and Global Commerce, English Language and Literature, Fine Arts, Design and Animation, History and Archaeology, Human Geography and the Environment, Identity, Inclusion and Human Rights, Indigenous People, Race and First Nations, Media Arts, Film and Theater, Music and Performing Arts, Philosophy, Ethics and Critical Thinking, Politics, Power and Justice, Religion, Theology and Spirituality, and World Languages and Literature. The event is a hybrid event, offering both in-person and online attendance.