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Save the date: The 15th International Conference of the IAWBH 2-5 June 2026
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SAVE THE DATE & REGISTER NOW - IAWBH 2025 MASTERCLASS
Global Contextualizing of Workplace Bullying:
11-12 SEPTEMBER 2025 (ONLINE)
Our IAWBH Masterclass 2025 titled Global contextualizing of workplace bullying: Asia and Africa in Focus, will be held online on 11-12 September 2025. This IAWBH Masterclass addresses the issue of context, with a specific focus on the Global South, particularly Asia and Africa. The Masterclass is designed for the international community of workplace bullying researchers and practitioners who are interested in context, the Global South, Asia and/or Africa. We will be learning about context from the local voices of Asia, including Miwako Wakui, Mahshid Bagestani, Emad Al Muala, Saima Ahmad, Joon Park, and of Africa including Ngao Motsei, Amarachi Amaugo, Mary Naana Essiaw, Brightness Mangalothi, as well as from the organizers Premilla D’Cruz, Ernesto Noronha, and global experts such as Charlotte Rayner, Hazel Mawdsley, and Jose-Maria Leon Perez. The Masterclass’ take-aways will be learnings about context in terms of conceptualization methods and local insights, which attendees can apply in their own settings. Both members and non-members are welcome to attend. Attendance is complimentary but spaces are limited and registration is essential. We look forward to meeting you on-line.
Read more here. Please register by:
- completing the registration form here and emailing it to members@iawbh.org
- registering via Humantix here, or by scanning the QR code below:
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How do you solve a problem like.... The Local Organising Committee (LOC) for the 15th IAWBH International conference has met several times to determine the theme for the conference and other conference-related matters. The LOC is currently designing the conference website and will shortly call for full papers and abstracts. In the mean time, please make sure you put the dates in your calendars. The IAWBH will offer several scholarships to PhD students to attend the pre-conference workshops so please make sure you encourage current PhD students researching in this field to apply early as scholarships will be limited.
Canberra is Australia's capital city. It is a short direct flight from both Sydney and Melbourne. There is a direct bus (Murrays) with pick-ups from the domestic and internationals airport in Sydney to the centre of Canberra. It takes about three hours. More to follow. CALL FOR CONFERENCE PROPOSALs for IAWBH16 in 2028 Please think about submitting a proposal now, to hold our 16th International IAWBH Conference in your country. Proposals for IAWBH16 should be submitted as soon as possible. For further information please contact Dr Alison Thirlwall, IAWBH President at members@iawbh.org papers from IAWBH14, 2024 Our 14th International conference was held in Huddersfield, UK, from 25-28 June 2024,. It was inspiring to hear from our esteemed colleagues, Professors Stale Valatne Einarsen and Eva Gemzoe Mikkelson and also from the team from the International Labour Organisation (ILO) as well as researchers and practitioners from across the globe. A huge thank you in particular to Stale and Eva, to the ILO team, and to Dr Frances McGregor and her team for putting together an unforgettable and stimulating event which provided a great opportunity to network and to hear from so many researchers and practitioners. Here is a link to proceedings. |
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