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9/30/2016 » 10/1/2016
The Third Extending Play Conference

9/30/2016
Play/back: A Symposium on Preserving Audiovisual Heritage

10/3/2016 » 10/4/2016
The 3rd Annual International Conference on the Blues

10/4/2016 » 10/6/2016
Human Rights in the Americas

moreNew in the AFS Review

9/12/20162016 AFS Election Candidate Bios and Platform Statements Now Available

9/9/2016AFS "Gray Literature" Collection Now Available via Open Folklore

9/23/20162016 AFS/ISFNR Joint Meeting Guide: Folklore and Education

9/23/20162016 AFS/ISFNR Joint Meeting Guide: Public Folklore

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