NASSH 2025
The 2025 conference of the North American Society for Sport History (NASSH) will take place at the Canadian Museum of History in Gatineau, Quebec. The Canadian Museum of History is built on the unceded traditional territory of the Algonquin Anishinabeg. This land has held, and continues to hold, great historical, spiritual and sacred significance. The museum recognizes and honors the enduring presence of the Algonquin people.
The 2025 NASSH annual conference will take place from Monday, May 26 (opening session and welcome reception) to Thursday, May 29, 2025 (the evening of the annual NASSH banquet). All conference sessions will be held at the Canadian Museum of History (https://www.historymuseum.ca/) in Gatineau, Quebec – which is across the Ottawa River from Ottawa, Ontario – Canada’s capital.
A block of hotel rooms will be reserved for NASSH members at the Four Points by Sheraton Hotel & Conference Centre Gatineau-Ottawa, which is directly across the street from the museum.
Participation in NASSH 2025 will be available to both in-person and virtual participants. The intention to make all conference sessions hybrid. Virtual participants will be able to attend all sessions live via the Hopin/Ring Central platform. Registration fees will be tiered according to the nature of participation.
More details will be posted here soon:
- November 1, 2024: call for papers
- January 2025: deadline for abstract submissions
- February 2025: acceptances of abstract emailed to authors
- February 2025: online conference registration and hotel booking available to NASSH members
Canadian Museum of History ki ombākonigāde ondaje kidakinang. Oma kan wīkād ki gī pagidendāzinānan kīnawind ki tibenindananan. Iyo akī kitchi inendagwād mane ayanikadjimowin ashidj manidōwiziwin kāgige kamik. Museum ikidowag kikenindamāwādj kāgige kidaniziyeng ondaje kidakīnāng māmawe kodagāg Anishinabeg.
Le Musée canadien de l’histoire a été érigé sur le territoire traditionnel non cédé des Anishinabeg Algonquins. Cette terre a une signification historique, spirituelle et sociale importante depuis des milliers d’années. Le Musée reconnaît et honore la présence durable du peuple algonquin.
