Bringing the truth into the light
Paranormal Phenomena Research & Investigation (PPRI) is a non-profit organization consisting of subject matter experts in the social science discipline of parapsychology serving both Atlantic Canada and the New England area of the United States. PPRI is dedicated to serving the public by conducting ethical and scientific parapsychological investigations, contributing research to the scientific community and disseminating fact based educational information.
News
A Brief Review of the Parapsychological Phenomenon of Psychokinesis
April 16, 2021 Read ArticleBiases Continue to Haunt Parapsychological Research
December 26, 2020 Read ArticleNext event
October 7 - 8, 2022
Location: TBD
Halifax Paranormal Symposium 2023
The Halifax Paranormal Symposium has had to delay planning due to Covid-19. The symposium will be held at a date and location yet to be determined in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada.
In the meantime, we are still collecting submissions for papers and presentations. Submissions received after September 30, 2023 will only be considered in exceptional circumstances. Papers and presentations of accepted submissions will be published and included in the booklet, provided that they are received before the deadline.
All submissions to the Halifax Paranormal Symposium must be submitted electronically (as a .doc or .ppt file, if possible). They should be e-mailed as attachments to the chair of the Halifax Paranormal Symposium at [email protected] If a paper has multiple authors, please advise which author will be presenting. Please include what audio/visual aids and equipment you will require for your presentation.
There is no length limitation for submitted papers or presentations, however, each presenter will be expected to be able to present for one (1) hour and fifteen (15) minutes. You will be expected to submit a full paper or presentation to the conference committee since you will be required to present in a symposium style lecture.
Anyone may submit a paper or presentation for consideration to the Halifax Paranormal Symposium committee. The paper or presentation can be on any aspect of the paranormal, including but not limited to; (Parapsychology, Mind-Matter Interaction, Survival of Consciousness after Death, Hauntings, Ghosts, Poltergeists, Unidentified Flying Objects, Cryptozoology, Folklore, Mythology, Occult, Religious Topics such as Demonology and Exorcisms and Field Investigation Case Studies).
Note that if you are approved to present at the Halifax Paranormal Symposium, your paper and presentation will be published in the symposium booklet and on the PPRI and Ghost Project Canada websites. In recognition of the length of time from the final date of submission until the date of the symposium, the papers and presentations can be updated or expanded from the original.
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Bringing the truth into the light
Paranormal Phenomena Research & Investigation (PPRI) is a non-profit organization consisting of subject matter experts in the social science discipline of parapsychology serving both Atlantic Canada and the New England area of the United States. PPRI is dedicated to serving the public by conducting ethical and scientific parapsychological investigations, contributing research to the scientific community and disseminating fact based educational information.
News
A Brief Review of the Parapsychological Phenomenon of Psychokinesis
April 16, 2021
Read Article
Biases Continue to Haunt Parapsychological Research
December 26, 2020
Read Article
Next event
October 7 - 8, 2022
Location: TBD
Halifax Paranormal Symposium 2023
The Halifax Paranormal Symposium has had to delay planning due to Covid-19. The symposium will be held at a date and location yet to be determined in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada.
In the meantime, we are still collecting submissions for papers and presentations. Submissions received after September 30, 2023 will only be considered in exceptional circumstances. Papers and presentations of accepted submissions will be published and included in the booklet, provided that they are received before the deadline.
All submissions to the Halifax Paranormal Symposium must be submitted electronically (as a .doc or .ppt file, if possible). They should be e-mailed as attachments to the chair of the Halifax Paranormal Symposium at [email protected] If a paper has multiple authors, please advise which author will be presenting. Please include what audio/visual aids and equipment you will require for your presentation.
There is no length limitation for submitted papers or presentations, however, each presenter will be expected to be able to present for one (1) hour and fifteen (15) minutes. You will be expected to submit a full paper or presentation to the conference committee since you will be required to present in a symposium style lecture.
Anyone may submit a paper or presentation for consideration to the Halifax Paranormal Symposium committee. The paper or presentation can be on any aspect of the paranormal, including but not limited to; (Parapsychology, Mind-Matter Interaction, Survival of Consciousness after Death, Hauntings, Ghosts, Poltergeists, Unidentified Flying Objects, Cryptozoology, Folklore, Mythology, Occult, Religious Topics such as Demonology and Exorcisms and Field Investigation Case Studies).
Note that if you are approved to present at the Halifax Paranormal Symposium, your paper and presentation will be published in the symposium booklet and on the PPRI and Ghost Project Canada websites. In recognition of the length of time from the final date of submission until the date of the symposium, the papers and presentations can be updated or expanded from the original.
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