2026 International Conference on Ethnic and Religious Mediation (Hybrid)
A hybrid international conference exploring global visions for conflict, culture, and heritage.
Fri, 16 Oct 2026 – Thu, 22 Oct 2026
9:00 AM – 5:00 PM (America/New_York)
Mercy University - Bronx Campus Bronx , New York
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The 2026 International Conference on Ethnic and Religious Mediation offers a unique hybrid format, allowing participants to join either in-person at Mercy University in the Bronx or virtually from anywhere in the world. This year’s theme focuses on a new global vision for conflict, culture, and heritage. Attendees will explore innovative strategies for mediation and cross-cultural dialogue, engaging with experts to address the evolving challenges of our time through a comprehensive, multi-day academic program.
What to Expect
A blend of in-person academic sessions and virtual access, providing a flexible environment for global discourse on mediation and cultural heritage.
Who Should Attend
Global scholars
Cultural heritage experts
Conflict resolution professionals
Students
International policy makers
Agenda Overview
The conference runs from October 16 to October 22, 2026, with a mix of plenary sessions and specialized workshops.
Venue & Address
Mercy University - Bronx Campus
1200 Waters Pl Bronx , New York – 10461 United States
Organizer
ICER Mediation · Academic Organization
An organization dedicated to the study and practice of conflict, culture, and mediation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this event hybrid?
Yes, it offers both in-person and virtual attendance.
Where is the physical location?
Mercy University, Bronx Campus, New York.
What are the dates?
October 16-22, 2026.
Who is the organizer?
ICER Mediation.
How do I register?
Registration is available via the official ICER website.
Is there a virtual platform?
Yes, details are provided upon registration.
Tags
hybrid
mediation
conflict
heritage
academic
conference
global
Summary
A hybrid academic conference held in the Bronx and online, focusing on conflict, culture, and heritage.