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Annual Meeting 2026

10th World Congress to be held in Lublin,

Poland, June 12-14, 2026

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Product	Item Price	Quantity
Regular registration Until May 10: $100 • June 10: $120 • On-site: $150	$100
Regular students with a valid ID Until May 10: $50 • June 10: $60 • On-site: $75	$50
Banquet Saturday, June 13th at 18:30	$80
Tour June 1 starting at noon. A three‑hour walking tour of Lublin leads from the Old City through the Jewish Historical Memory Trail and concludes at the early‑15th‑century Gothic Holy Trinity Chapel, one of Europe’s most remarkable medieval artistic monuments.	$20
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Our Latest Congresses

In line with our practice of alternating the site of our annual meetings between the United States and Poland, you can browse our past conferences, programs and coverage of these events here.

2023 PIASA Conference Program Booklet

2023 PIASA Conference In Photos

8th World Congress to be held at the University of Białystok

7th World Congress on Polish Studies Gdansk 2019

76th Annual Meeting in New York City (2018) – relation

76th Annual Meeting in New York City (2018) - program

75th Annual Meeting in Krakow (2017) - relation

75th Annual Meeting in Krakow (2017) - program

Photo memories from the PIASA 9th World Congress on Polish Studies

The PIASA 9th World Congress on Polish Studies

Photo Highlights from the PIASA Annual Polish Studies Conference

2025 Conference Program - PIASA Annual Polish Studies Conference

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