[Candrama] 🍁CfP: Special Issue of Voice and Speech Review - Canadian Voice 🍁

[Shannon Vickers]

Dear Canadian Association of Theatre Research colleagues and friends,

I am delighted to announce a special issue of the Voice and Speech Review<https://www.tandfonline.com/journals/rvsr20?utm_source=CPB&utm_medium=cms&utm_campaign=JRC27089&_ga=2.59063917.1778463020.1664649883-1035204693.1664649883&_gl=1*v52n6*_ga*MTAzNTIwNDY5My4xNjY0NjQ5ODgz*_ga_0HYE8YG0M6*MTY2NDY0OTg4Mi4xLjAuMTY2NDY0OTg4Ny4wLjAuMA..> (VSR) journal focused on Canadian Voice training, research, and creative work in theatre.

As the first Canadian Editor of the VSR journal, my aim is to highlight the inspiring work being done here in Canada in our fields, to map our shared histories, and to mobilize knowledge in our fields across geographic and disciplinary borders for future generations of artists, researchers, and scholars.

To support these goals, I recently published the first season of a research podcast, Voicing Creativity.

The podcast highlights research creativity across the Arts and Humanities, with 9 episodes featuring the incredible research contributions and leadership of Dr. Cheryl Thompson (Toronto Metropolitan University), Dr. Hannah McGregor (Simon Fraser University), Lisa Karen Cox (Toronto Metropolitan University), Dr. Julie Rak (University of Alberta), Dr. Orly Lael Netzer (Carleton University), Dr. Jenny Heijun Wills (University of Winnipeg), and Miriam Fernandes (University of Toronto, CTDPS). The Voicing Creativity podcast is available on apple podcasts<https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/voicing-creativity/id1631261423> as well as on the website<https://voicingcreativity.com>, and it will be made accessible on additional platforms shortly.

This research podcast will be an ongoing project, supporting knowledge mobilization and publishing across disciplines through new media approaches in tandem with the VSR.

Please consider submitting an article for this special issue of the Voice and Speech Review focused on Canadian Voice. I've added the official Call for Papers below.

Warmly,

Shannon


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Shannon Vickers

Professor | Faculty of Arts | University of Winnipeg

voicingcreativity.com<https://voicingcreativity.com>


The University of Winnipeg is located on Treaty 1 territory, the traditional territory of Anishinaabeg, Cree, Oji-Cree, Dakota, and Dene peoples, and on the homeland of the Métis Nation.


Call for Papers: Articles Due March 1, 2023 for a

2023 Voice and Speech Review Special Issue: Canadian Voice





The Voice and Speech Review welcomes articles for a Special Issue on Canadian Voice which will publish in 2023. Articles will be accepted through our new online portal<https://www.editorialmanager.com/rvsr/default2.aspx>.



Please see the special issue call for papers below.



The VSR also accepts general articles throughout the year. See the general article call for papers here<https://www.vasta.org/call-for-papers>.



I look forward to supporting our communities through my engagement as Editor of the VSR later this fall.



Thank you,



Shannon Vickers








Special Issue Call for Papers:

Canadian Voice



This special issue seeks to explore Canadian Voice training and research. Articles might examine but are not limited to the following, with a focus on the Canadian context:



  *   Voice training approaches for Performance
  *   Voice Studies
  *   Theatre Voice, Speech, and Text Coaching
  *   Storytelling
  *   Archival Voice research
  *   Applied Voice



Articles are welcomed from Voice practitioners, theorists, scholars, artists, artist-researchers, and educators. Scholarly essays will be peer-reviewed before publication. Practice-based essays highlighting embodied and experiential knowledge are also welcomed and encouraged for publication in the journal.



Special Issue Deadline for Articles: March 1, 2023.





Please send questions, or inquiries about the Special Issue to s.vickers at uwinnipeg.ca<mailto:s.vickers at uwinnipeg.ca>




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