The Norwegian Conference on Social Psychology, Community Psychology, and Work Psychology aims to bring together researchers and students to exchange knowledge through an interdisciplinary dialogue. The conference serves as an annual professional and social meeting for researchers in Norway and across the Nordic countries, providing a platform to connect and present their latest work. It also offers students a valuable opportunity to develop their skills in presenting and to receive feedback from experienced researchers. We welcome contributions from diverse theoretical and methodological perspectives, covering a range of topics that explore key issues and developments in research on social, community, work psychology, and well-being.
Dr. David Lackland Sam (UiB)
Titled: “From Integration to Uncertainty: Quo Vadis, Acculturation Psychology?”
Dr. Elizabeth Parks-Stamm (University of Southern Maine)
Titled: “How Young Men are Limited by Gender Expectations, And Why We Should Care”
Submissions can be presented in the following formats:
Conference languages are English and Norwegian.
The language of the abstract should be the language in which the presentation will be held.
Please note: we will only accept abstracts from researchers based in the Nordic countries and their collaborators.
We invite you to submit an abstract related to any of the above topics and beyond.
(Abstracts: up to 250 words; 3-5 keywords)
You can register here:
The Norwegian Conference on Social, Community, and Work Psychology 2026
For inquiries, please contact:
Elijah D. Thornburg (eltho7351@uit.no) or
Prof. Dr. Sarah E. Martiny (sarah.martiny@uit.no)
