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ICHW 2024 : 2nd International Conference on Happiness and Well-being

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Link: https://www.happiness-conference.org/
 
When Mar 17, 2024 - Mar 19, 2024
Where Bangkok, Thailand
Submission Deadline TBD
Categories    psychology   social sciences   interdisciplinary   popular culture
 

Call For Papers

International Conference on Happiness and Well-being [ICHW] is one of a kind platform for global stakeholders to gather, network and discuss topics related to happiness and well-being in education, society and workplace. ICHW offers a unique, culturally and professionally diverse environment, carefully designed to foster personal and professional growth.
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ICHW gathers scholars, professionals, policy makers and others interested in the themes. ICHW is open to any and all gender, religion, race and beliefs, as our diversity in perspective is what helps broaden our knowledge, understanding and actions on the subject at hand.

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