Welcome to the

International Conference on Memory and Digital Media (ICMDM-26)

 19th September 2026  ||    Pune, India  ||    Hybrid Mode
Proudly organized by the International Research & Conference Forum (IRCF)

Join global experts to present, connect, and innovate.

Conference Session Tracks

This ICMDM features a diverse range of session tracks designed to cover key research areas, emerging trends, and interdisciplinary innovations within the field of Memory.

Each track offers researchers, academicians, industry professionals, and practitioners a platform to present their work, exchange ideas, and explore the advancements shaping the future of the domain.

Aligned with the SDGs

UN Sustainable Development Goals

UN Sustainable Development Goals

This conference contributes to global sustainability by aligning its research discussions and academic sessions with key United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, fostering knowledge exchange, innovation, and collaborative engagement.

SDG 4
SDG 4 Quality Education
SDG 9
SDG 9 Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure
SDG 10
SDG 10 Reduced Inequalities
SDG 11
SDG 11 Sustainable Cities and Communities
SDG 16
SDG 16 Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions

All Session Tracks

Browse every track scheduled for this conference.

01
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Digital Memory in the Age of Social Media

This track explores how social media platforms shape collective and individual memory. It examines the implications of digital interactions on memory formation and retention in contemporary society.

02
Track

Cultural Narratives and Memory Practices

This session focuses on the intersection of cultural studies and memory, analyzing how narratives influence collective identity. Participants will discuss the role of cultural artifacts in shaping memory practices across different communities.

03
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Archival Practices in Digital Humanities

This track investigates the evolving nature of archival practices within the realm of digital humanities. It aims to highlight innovative methodologies for preserving and accessing digital memories.

04
Track

Identity Politics and Memory Construction

This session examines how identity politics inform the construction and representation of memory in various contexts. Scholars will analyze the role of memory in shaping political narratives and social movements.

05
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Storytelling in Digital Spaces

This track delves into the art of storytelling within digital media, focusing on how narratives are crafted and shared online. It will explore the impact of digital platforms on traditional storytelling methods and audience engagement.

06
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Critical Theories of Memory and Media

This session invites critical analysis of memory theories as they relate to media studies. Participants will engage with theoretical frameworks that interrogate the relationship between memory and digital media.

07
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Online Communities and Collective Memory

This track investigates the role of online communities in shaping collective memory. It will explore how digital interactions contribute to the construction and dissemination of shared memories.

08
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Narrative Analysis in Digital Contexts

This session focuses on narrative analysis as a methodological approach to understanding digital media. Scholars will discuss the implications of narrative structures in shaping user experiences and memory.

09
Track

Digital Memory and Archival Ethics

This track addresses the ethical considerations surrounding the preservation and representation of digital memory. It will explore the responsibilities of archivists and scholars in the digital age.

10
Track

Memory Studies and Technological Mediation

This session examines how technology mediates memory processes and experiences. Participants will analyze the implications of technological advancements on memory retention and recall.

11
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The Politics of Memory in Digital Narratives

This track explores the political dimensions of memory as represented in digital narratives. It aims to uncover how power dynamics influence the portrayal and interpretation of memory in digital media.

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