ICOP 2024, Whitehorse, Yukon Canada

NEWS

Call for sessions has now CLOSED.
List of sessions ANNOUNCEMENT COMING SOON.

Important upcoming deadlines:
Full paper title submission April 28, 2023
Acceptance of paper title May 15, 2023
Full paper submission closes August 31, 2023
Extended abstract submission closes January 31, 2024

Conference Daily Agenda

Friday, June 14 - Field Trip, Short Course Registration, PYRN Ice Breaker

Saturday, June 15 - Workshop, Short Courses, Field Trips

Sunday, June 16 - Council Meeting, Short Courses, Field Trips

Conference Registration Opens 5pm

Ice Breaker activity, PYRN Sports Night etc.

Monday, June 17 - 1st day of sessions

Tuesday, June 18 - Day 2 sessions

Wednesday, June 19 - Local Field Trips and Restaurant networking

Thursday, June 20 - 3rd day of sessions

Friday, June 21 - Field Trips

Yukon, Canada

Yukon lies north of the 60th parallel and is adjacent to British Columbia, to the south, Northwest Territories to the east and Alaska, USA to the west. Yukon, well known for its rich natural environment and endless possibilities for outdoor activities, has a variety of permafrost conditions to explore.

Whitehorse, capital of Yukon Territory, is the largest northern city in Canada with a population of nearly 30,000. Today, 11 of the 14 Yukon First Nations have signed their Self-Government agreements. They are responsible for their own resource management, economic and social programs, combining traditional activities on the land with entrepreneurial and administrative skills in businesses, government and tourism. Visitors are extended a warm welcome when they visit the local First Nations cultural centres and festivals across the territory, including;

Indigenous People's Day June 21, 2024

The Adaka Cultural Festival (2024 dates TBD)

Kwanlin Dun Cultural Centre, Whitehorse

We encourage you to explore Yukon as part of your stay!

To learn more, visit https://www.whitehorse.ca/visiting-whitehorse/ or https://www.travelyukon.com/en

ICOP 2024 will be held on the lands of the Kwanlin Dun First Nation and Ta'an Kwachan Council in Whitehorse, Yukon, an ideal place to showcase these recent developments and the current challenges first hand, and its location in Canada’s North offers the perfect environment to learn and exchange ideas. Join us there in June 2024.

ICOP 2024 will be hosted by Yukon University

Ayamdigut (I-yam-de-gut) Campus

Yukon University will play host to our conference and will provide an incredible backdrop at the height of the Yukon summer for researchers to discuss the themes most important to them. www.yukonu.ca