This page lists upcoming and recent events hosted or co-organised by UCD Clinton Institute. Details on past events are archived on the Research pages.
Upcoming Events
Irish Diasporas and the Making of America
Referencing the 250th anniversary of the United States in 2026, this conference will focus on the roles of Ireland and Northern Ireland and their peoples in the making of America.
Call For Papers - New Modalities of Irishness: Performance, Race + Inequality
The Modalities of Irishness project co-hosted by University College Dublin’s Clinton Institute and Boston University’s College of Fine Arts is now accepting submissions for its second event, following the successful first symposium in Boston in June 2023. The next symposium in the series will take place at the Clinton Institute on Friday 19th April 2024.
Please send a 300-word paper or panel proposal (for a 20-30 minute presentation) and short bio paragraph by December 15.
Bridging the Atlantic: Ireland and the US
The Bridging the Atlantic symposium takes soundings of the Ireland-US relationship in the context of broader transatlantic relations. This the fourth annual symposium, a collaborative enterprise involving colleagues from Georgetown University in Washington, Queens University Belfast and University College Dublin, and with the support of the Embassy of Ireland in Washington.
Assessing the Impact of Emerging Technologies on Contemporary Society and Global Affairs
2022 First Annual Conference of the BISA International Studies and Emerging Technologies Working Group (ISET)
Assessing the Impact of Emerging Technologies on Contemporary Society and Global Affairs
May 20-21, 2022