📣With times changing & interactional settings evolving, this ISCA profile is officialy moving to different platforms. The past won’t be forgotten! We hope the community joins us elsewhere to keep the interaction alive & build new memories, as our #emca field continues to grow!🌱

✍️We hope these reports inspire further research & discussion and we look forward to the continued growth of CA! We invite our readers to contribute to the ISCA newsletter: share with us your insights from conferences, new research or general reflections on #ILEMCA topics! 6/6

⚠ Announcement: The ICCA 2026 Organizing Committee is preparing for ICCA in Edmonton in June 2026. They’d appreciate input regarding pre-conference workshop offerings. Anyone with suggestions on workshop topics is encouraged to respond fill out the form by 10/02/25. 5/6

👩‍💻Conference Report III: read from Yuhan Jiang about the York Conference on Conversation Analysis at University of York, July 2024. Seminar Report IV: and from @OittinenTuire & An Kosurko on the Technologized Social Interaction Seminar II, University of Helsinki, May 2024. 4/6

👨‍💻 Conference Report II: learn from Tiziana Kowalczuk & Melissa Juillet on 2 events in June 2024 at Kolding University: The Thinking, Doing, Learning (TDL) Conference; The 4th International Conference on Interactional Competences and Practices in a Second Language (ICOP-L2). 3/6

👩‍💻 Conference Report I: @cal_virgi & Yicen Guo share insights from the 8th International Meeting on Conversation Analysis and Clinical Encounters (CA&CE 2024), which took place in July 2024 in Oxford. 2/6

📣 We're thrilled to present #17 ed. of our newsletter, brimming with the latest updates from #ILEMCA world. In this number, we offer a glimpse into research showcasing the diverse applications of CA across fields like healthcare, technology, & second language acquisition. 1/6

new @JAMA_current paper from me and @maddie_trem highlights specific strategies for having supportive and helpful conversations about weight with people living with obesity. @OxPrimaryCare @OxfordMedSci

It's finally February which means CADSS is back! Look out for our next data session announcement coming soon. We look forward to welcoming you 😊

Fully-funded 4-year PhD at VU Amsterdam with dr. Elliott Hoey on 'Recording in social interactions'. Deadline 1-Mar-2025, https://t.co/67FfaOqYdE

Please do contact me if you’re interested in this- fully funded, October start, unfortunately terms of funding stipulate UK Home students only

Very exciting talk, series of advice, by @olofflo for CORE-ILCA Grant Writing Group. Funny moment of déformation professionnelle: we sent her questions the community would like her to address and she found the order in them and made collections: amazing! Thanks! #emca #coreilca

#ICCA2026 is committed to offering 🌟 Pre-Conference Workshops 🌟 tailored to sharpen your research skills and support your academic journey. Share your topic ideas via this survey and feel free to forward it to colleagues!

NORDISCO – the 8th Nordic Interdisciplinary Conference on Discourse and Interaction – takes place in Trondheim, Norway, 3-5 December 2025! Abstract deadline - 28th March 2025. Website: https://t.co/NlTJ7uB7f6

Join Michael Mair, Phil Brooker, and Chris Elsey for an in person hands-on, advanced introduction to how Ethnomethodology & Conversation Analysis uniquely explore social practices. 🗓️ 3rd & 4th March 2025 📍 University of Liverpool #EMCA…

New CARM workshop with @lizstokoe for researchers wanting to develop their own training - inc development, design, delivery, and evaluating impact and benefit., https://t.co/5zFGZUIG2l

With a new year, comes a new season of data sessions! keep an eye out for the next CADSS data session announcement. We look forward to welcoming you 😊

Introducing one of our stellar plenary speakers - Dr. Jack Sidnell ⭐️ #ICCA2026

One of our stellar plenary speakers, Dr. Leelo Keevallik 🤩 #ICCA2026

The latest blog post from https://t.co/ZT5nKc3vRh is all about small talk and why it isn't small after all. This one features Fleabag and some 70s preschoolers. And a bit of dancing.