Call for Papers — ICFH2026
The International Conference on the Future of Humanity (ICFH2026) welcomes original research, case studies, and interactive sessions that explore how technology, education, economy, sustainability, and philosophy intertwine to shape the world of tomorrow.
This global academic forum seeks to connect diverse perspectives — from artificial intelligence and digital transformation to ethics, human development, and environmental resilience — in a shared dialogue about the kind of future we are building.
The International Conference on the Future of Humanity (ICFH2026) invites scholars, researchers, educators, and practitioners to submit their work for presentation at this interdisciplinary global gathering, taking place in Bangkok, Thailand, from November 5–7, 2026. As one of the world’s most forward-looking academic forums, ICFH2026 seeks impactful and thought-provoking contributions that explore how technology, innovation, and human values intersect in shaping our collective future.
This global academic forum seeks to connect diverse perspectives — from artificial intelligence and digital transformation to ethics, human development, and environmental resilience — in a shared dialogue about the kind of future we are building.
The International Conference on the Future of Humanity (ICFH2026) invites scholars, researchers, educators, and practitioners to submit their work for presentation at this interdisciplinary global gathering, taking place in Bangkok, Thailand, from November 5–7, 2026. As one of the world’s most forward-looking academic forums, ICFH2026 seeks impactful and thought-provoking contributions that explore how technology, innovation, and human values intersect in shaping our collective future.
Conference Themes & Scope
We welcome interdisciplinary submissions addressing any of the following — or related — themes:
- Artificial Intelligence, Ethics, and Human Agency
- Global Governance, Geopolitics & Futures of Democracy
- Sustainability, Planetary Well-being & Ecological Futures
- Future of Education, Knowledge Systems & Human Development
- Economics of the Future: Work, Value, and Decentralization
- Culture, Identity, Religion, and Human Experience in a Digital Age
- Longevity, Biotechnology, Health, and Human Evolution
- Peace, Security, Conflict, and Future of Global Cooperation
- Philosophical, Spiritual, and Existential Dimensions of Future Societies
- Innovation, Technology, and the Digital Transformation of Society
Submission Types & Presentation Formats
We accept a variety of submission types to accommodate different academic and professional traditions:
Full Paper (Research Paper)
Original empirical or theoretical research
Abstract / Short Paper: Extended abstracts or short papers (for students, early-career researchers, or preliminary work)
Poster Presentation / Work-in-Progress: Current or developing research, projects, case studies, or proposals — accompanied by a poster or short summary
Policy Briefs / Practitioner Reports / Case Studies: Applied research, innovations, or practical projects relevant to conference themes
Futurist / Vision Papers & Think Pieces: Philosophical, speculative, or forward-looking essays — exploring possible futures, ethical implications, or visionary frameworks
Workshops / Panels / Roundtables: Proposals for interactive sessions, debates, or collaborative formats bringing together multiple voices around a shared topic
Full Paper (Research Paper)
Original empirical or theoretical research
Abstract / Short Paper: Extended abstracts or short papers (for students, early-career researchers, or preliminary work)
Poster Presentation / Work-in-Progress: Current or developing research, projects, case studies, or proposals — accompanied by a poster or short summary
Policy Briefs / Practitioner Reports / Case Studies: Applied research, innovations, or practical projects relevant to conference themes
Futurist / Vision Papers & Think Pieces: Philosophical, speculative, or forward-looking essays — exploring possible futures, ethical implications, or visionary frameworks
Workshops / Panels / Roundtables: Proposals for interactive sessions, debates, or collaborative formats bringing together multiple voices around a shared topic
Submission Guidelines
- Abstract Submission: initial submissions should include a title, 250–300-word abstract, 3–5 keywords, author name(s), affiliation, and contact email.
- Full Paper Submission (for accepted abstracts): PDF or Word format; must follow the conference’s template (will be provided after acceptance).
- Language: English is the official language for submission and presentation.
- Originality & Ethical Standards: Submissions must be original, unpublished, and free from plagiarism; if human subjects or sensitive data are used, appropriate ethical clearance must be declared.
- File Size & Format: Maximum file size 3 MB; prefer .docx or .rtf over PDF for peer review if required.
- Submission Portal: Authors should submit via the online submission form below
Presenting options
The following presentation formats will be possible at the conference:
- Oral presentation: In-person to a live audience
- Poster presentation: Posters are exhibited in the conference hall or virtual conference platform (for remote poster presentation) and available for questions and discussions
- Video presentation: Pre-recorded video, available for access and discussions on the virtual conference platform
Conference proceedings
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Tomorrow People Organization is a member of CrossRef. Published paper will be assigned individual DOI and will be indexed in CrossRef citation database as well Google Scholar and ICFH digital library.
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Papers presented at the International Conference on the Future of Humanity (ICFH2026) and submitted for publication will be included in the official ISBN conference proceedings.
Publication in the proceedings is optional — presenters who prefer to share their work only during the conference are not required to submit final manuscripts for inclusion.
To have your paper published, your abstract must first be accepted by the ICFH2026 Scientific Committee, and your registration completed.
The process begins by submitting your presentation proposal through the online application form on this website. The review process takes up to seven business days, after which accepted applicants will receive an admission decision and registration details.
Participants who have finalized their registration and wish to include their work in the official proceedings must submit their final manuscripts by October 1, 2026 for a review. Detailed formatting and submission guidelines will be provided with the acceptance materials.
Submissions received after this date or not following the prescribed format will not be published.
Early submission is encouraged to allow time for review and feedback before publication.
Publication in the proceedings is optional — presenters who prefer to share their work only during the conference are not required to submit final manuscripts for inclusion.
To have your paper published, your abstract must first be accepted by the ICFH2026 Scientific Committee, and your registration completed.
The process begins by submitting your presentation proposal through the online application form on this website. The review process takes up to seven business days, after which accepted applicants will receive an admission decision and registration details.
Participants who have finalized their registration and wish to include their work in the official proceedings must submit their final manuscripts by October 1, 2026 for a review. Detailed formatting and submission guidelines will be provided with the acceptance materials.
Submissions received after this date or not following the prescribed format will not be published.
Early submission is encouraged to allow time for review and feedback before publication.
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