Contributions that showcase scholarship on sustainability topics, as well as those that feature case studies, best practices, collaborative interdisciplinary or cross-sectoral projects, or other works that connect to the NSS conference themes and topics are welcome!

Individual Contribution

• Oral presentation

• Sustainability flash talk

• Poster

Session Contribution

• Pre-organized panel session

• Pre-organized symposia

• Sustainability spark session

Workshop Contribution

Contributions of any type, from both academics and practitioners, are welcome!

View contribution descriptions

and guidelines here.

Julien Agyeman

Professor in Urban and Environmental Policy and Planning at Tufts University (Bio)

Jonathan Foley

Executive Director of Project Drawdown (Bio)

Amy Luers

Global Director, Sustainability Science & Innovation, Microsoft (Bio)

Connect with students, researchers, and practitioners in diverse sectors across the sustainability field, and showcase your organization, products, and projects. 

Social Action Training Opportunity

This two-day, in-person institute introduces faculty and staff to an experiential learning approach for incorporating social action campaigns into either a semester-long course or co-curricular workshop series.

This training, hosted by Dr. Arun Agrawal (School for Environment & Sustainability, University of Michigan and NSS Interim Vice President) and Dr. Scott Myers-Lipton (Teaching Social Action), is a great way to kick-off your NSS experience!

Read more and apply:  https://teachingsocialaction.org/events/fall-24-institute-on-teaching-social-action-at-the-university-of-washington

Cost: $60. All Social Action Training Attendees are also welcome to register to attend the NSS Conference.