United Consciousness Conclave 2027

Call for Research Papers and Paper Presentations

Theme: Establishing a Culture of Wellbeing through United Consciousness: “One Earth, One Health, One Consciousness: Global Well-Being”
15–17 January 2027 | Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh, India | Organized by United Consciousness | www.unitedconsciousness.in

Invitation to contribute

United Consciousness invites academicians, researchers, research scholars, students, practitioners, policymakers, and professionals to submit original research papers for presentation at the United Consciousness Conclave 2027, to be held in Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh, India, from 15 to 17 January 2027.

United Consciousness is a global movement active in more than 120 countries, committed to integrating ancient Indian wisdom and modern science for holistic well-being, sustainable development, and peace. The Conclave aims to establish a Culture of Well-Being rooted in compassion, consciousness, and collective responsibility, with participation envisaged from more than 30 countries across six continents and all Indian states.

Under the theme “One Earth, One Health, One Consciousness: Global Well-Being”, the Conclave will explore the connections between individual flourishing, social harmony, and planetary well-being. We welcome research that connects ancient Indian wisdom with modern science, psychology, education, governance, and professional practice, including work relevant to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals and the One Health approach.

Purpose of the academic dialogue

The academic and research presentations will contribute evidence and practical insights to a global dialogue on well-being as a development paradigm beyond GDP. Contributions may examine how public systems, workplaces, educational institutions, and communities can embed well-being in their policies and practices. The Conclave aims to inform the Global Well-Being Declaration 2027 and encourage partnerships between academia, spiritual institutions, industry, and civil society.

Conclave programme

The three-day programme includes plenaries, keynote addresses, spiritual discourses, panel dialogues, yogic and meditation workshops, academic and research presentations, policy roundtables, art exhibitions, and cultural evenings. The Conclave is planned as an in-person event.

Themes for research papers

Papers are invited under the following seven sub-themes. The descriptions below indicate possible areas of inquiry within each theme; interdisciplinary contributions are welcome.

  1. Physical Well-Being: Advancing Health for All through Preventive Lifestyles, Nutritional Security, Safe Water, and Integrated Healthcare

This theme explores how preventive healthcare, adequate nutrition, clean water, sanitation, and equitable access to health services contribute to physical well-being. Papers may examine the prevention of non-communicable diseases, the role of yoga and healthy lifestyles, and pathways towards universal health coverage. Contributions may also explore the One Health approach, considering the interdependence of human, animal, and environmental health.

UN SDG alignment: SDG 2, SDG 3, and SDG 6.

  1. Emotional Well-Being: Building Emotional Literacy, Life Skills, and Inclusive Learning Environments for an Equitable Society

This theme examines how emotional literacy, empathy, self-awareness, and life skills can be integrated into education and community life. Papers may explore supportive school environments, gender-sensitive approaches, and equitable access to opportunities for emotional development. Contributions may investigate how families, educators, and institutions can reduce discrimination, strengthen relationships, and support emotional well-being through inclusive practices.

UN SDG alignment: SDG Target 4.7, SDG 5, and SDG 10.

  1. Mental Well-Being: Strengthening Mental Health Promotion, Prevention, and Care through Resilience, Supportive Workplaces, and Accessible Services

This theme explores approaches to promoting mental health and preventing psychological distress across educational, professional, and community settings. Papers may examine mental health literacy, early intervention, suicide prevention, accessible care, and the reduction of stigma. Contributions may also investigate workplace conditions, stress management, meditation, and evidence-informed practices that support resilience and psychological well-being.

UN SDG alignment: SDG Target 3.4 and SDG 8.

  1. Spiritual Well-Being: Connecting Meaning, Consciousness, and Universal Ethics with Peaceful Institutions and Partnerships for Holistic Health

This theme examines the contribution of spiritual understanding, meaning, purpose, compassion, and service to individual and collective well-being. Papers may explore ancient Indian wisdom, contemplative practices, and the evidence, safety, and ethical integration of traditional and complementary approaches to health. Contributions may also investigate how faith-based organizations and partnerships can support inclusive health initiatives, peaceful coexistence, and responsible institutions.

UN SDG alignment: SDG 16 and SDG 17.

  1. Professional Well-Being: Creating Healthy Workplaces through Decent Work, Conscious Leadership, Occupational Safety, and Responsible Innovation

This theme explores how organizations can integrate employee health, dignity, safety, and fulfilment into professional life. Papers may examine occupational health, burnout prevention, ethical leadership, inclusive workplace policies, and organizational cultures that support well-being. Contributions may also investigate how innovation, infrastructure, and technology can improve working conditions while advancing equitable and sustainable economic development.

UN SDG alignment: SDG 8 and SDG 9.

  1. Social Well-Being: Addressing Social Determinants of Health through Poverty Reduction, Gender Equity, Inclusive Communities, and Participatory Governance

This theme examines how social and economic conditions shape health, belonging, and quality of life. Papers may explore poverty, gender inequality, housing, access to essential services, and the needs of marginalized communities. Contributions may investigate community-led initiatives, healthy urban environments, social protection, and accountable governance as pathways to greater health equity, social trust, and peaceful societies.

UN SDG alignment: SDG 1, SDG 5, SDG 11, and SDG 16.

  1. Global Well-Being: Advancing Planetary Health through Climate Action, Biodiversity Protection, One Health Cooperation, and Global Preparedness

This theme explores the connections between planetary health, human well-being, and international cooperation. Papers may examine climate change, marine and terrestrial ecosystem protection, biodiversity loss, and their implications for health and livelihoods. Contributions may also investigate coordinated One Health action, preparedness for global health emergencies, and partnerships that strengthen resilience and shared responsibility for a sustainable future.

UN SDG alignment: SDG 13, SDG 14, SDG 15, and SDG 17.

Submission guidelines

The following requirements are retained and adapted from the earlier call for papers as proposed guidelines for the 2027 edition, subject to confirmation by the organizing committee.

  • Submit original research relevant to the main theme and at least one of the seven sub-themes. Identify the selected sub-theme clearly in the submission.
  • The maximum length of the paper is 18 pages, including references.
  • Prepare the manuscript in MS Word format on A4 pages with 1-inch margins on all sides. Use Times New Roman, 12-point font, and 1.5 line spacing. Use bold headings and italic subheadings.
  • Provide an abstract of 150–200 words and 5–7 keywords. Address the purpose, design or methodology, findings, limitations or implications, social implications, and originality or value, as applicable to the study.
  • Place author details below the paper title on the abstract page, including each author’s name, affiliation, and email address. For multiple authors, arrange the details in separate columns and identify the corresponding author.
  • Integrate tables, figures, and graphs within the text, with appropriate numbering, captions, and source acknowledgements. Provide graphics in grayscale at 300 dpi.
  • Use APA style consistently for citations and references.
  • A similarity index below 10% is proposed. Submit the complete similarity or plagiarism check report with the final manuscript.
  • All submissions will be subject to academic review for quality, originality, and relevance. Acceptance and selection for presentation will be communicated by the organizing committee.
  • Submit a signed self-declaration of originality with the manuscript. The prescribed certificate or declaration format is to be issued by the organizing committee.

Paper presentation

Selected ten best papers will be published on our website with ESBN number and three top papers will be invited for presentation within the Academic and Research Presentations programme. Session allocation, presentation duration, audiovisual requirements, and presenter registration instructions will be communicated with the acceptance notification. Submission alone does not confirm a presentation slot.

Publication consideration

The earlier call provided for consideration of selected papers for conference proceedings or web site publication with an ESBN. Publication arrangements for the 2027 edition are to be confirmed by the organizing committee. Any publication opportunity, review conditions, and applicable charges must be announced separately; publication is not guaranteed by submission or presentation.

Registration and participation

  • Research paper presentation fees, has to be made online, directly to the given account number and will not be refunded or carry forward in any case.
  • The top three papers will be given in-person chance to present paper during the conclave Conclave in Ujjain. The presentation details will be separately communication once your paper is selected. Presenter accommodation arrangements and travel will not be entitled by the organization.

Important dates

  • Abstract or paper submission deadline: [2 Dec 2027]
  • Notification of acceptance: [10 Dec 2027]
  • Final manuscript submission deadline: [20 Dec 2027]
  • Last date for presenter registration: [1 Dec 2027]
  • Conclave dates: 15–17 January 2027

Submission and contact details

Registration & Submission Form: (Link Here) 
Academic coordination contact and telephone: +91 98262 98189 (Vikrant Shah)
Website: www.unitedconsciousness.in

Research Paper Registration Form

Invitation to participate

The Conclave offers a platform for researchers, practitioners, and students to exchange knowledge with spiritual masters, scientists, educators, public representatives, corporate leaders, and civil society organizations. Your research can contribute to practical approaches that connect personal well-being with social responsibility and planetary health.

We look forward to your contributions to the United Consciousness Conclave 2027 and to a shared academic dialogue on building a Culture of Well-Being.

Sincerely,
Organizing Committee
United Consciousness Conclave 2027

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