Presenter
Present your research as an oral or poster presentation in Paris, or live online.
Mode of Presentation
The International Conference on Children, Youth, and Society (CYSCONF) invites researchers, practitioners, doctoral students and policymakers to submit abstracts for presentation in Paris on 10–12 June 2027.
This call for papers on children and youth is open to empirical, theoretical, methodological and practice-based work. Studies of child development, early childhood, adolescence, schooling, health and wellbeing, family life, children's rights and protection, youth participation and digital childhoods are all within scope. Comparative and interdisciplinary research is especially welcome, as is research carried out with children and young people rather than only about them.
Submissions must be original, unpublished and not under review elsewhere. Childhood research abstract submission takes place through the online form: send an abstract of 200–250 words with three to five keywords. There is no fee to submit. A full paper is optional; you can send it with your abstract or later, before the full-paper deadline.
Each abstract is screened for similarity and evaluated through double-blind peer review. You will receive the decision by email within 7–14 days of submission. Accepted authors then register to confirm their participation and presentation.
Choose the format that suits your work: an oral or poster presentation in Paris, or a live virtual presentation. If you would like to attend without presenting, you can register as a listener. Learn more about this youth development conference, or return to the children and youth conference home page.
Present your research as an oral or poster presentation in Paris, or live online.
Mode of PresentationNo paper to present? You can attend in Paris as a listener.
Join or Register as a ListenerEvaluation criteria:
Once you register, your accepted abstract is published in the Conference Abstract Book with an ISBN. If you also submit a full paper that passes double-blind peer review, it is published open access in the Conference Proceedings with an ISSN, and the paper receives a DOI. Selected full papers may be considered for publication opportunities in Scopus-indexed journals; final acceptance depends on paper quality and the decision of journal editors.
Submitting only an abstract does not affect your presentation or your abstract's inclusion in the Abstract Book.
Publication DetailsNo. Submit your abstract first; register after you receive your acceptance.
Yes. Each abstract is submitted and reviewed separately. Accepted additional papers are added during registration.