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IASD (International Association for the Study of Dreams)

The world's premier dream organization: peer-reviewed journal, annual conference, dreamwork ethics

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About

The International Association for the Study of Dreams is the field's central professional organization, a global community of researchers, clinicians, educators, artists, authors, therapists, students and dream enthusiasts. It publishes Dreaming, the peer-reviewed journal of the Association, alongside DreamTime magazine, the Dream News newsletter, and book reviews and articles for dreamers on its site.

Its annual conference is the field's main gathering: the 2027 conference comes to the Atlanta metro area, and the association also runs regional conferences and the online PsiberDreaming conference for topics on the farther edges of dream research. Programs include IASD guidelines for ethical dreamwork practice, grants and the Dream Science Foundation funding stream, the Ernest Hartmann Award for student research, a dream art exhibition, and regional meetings.

IASD maintains a membership directory, community bylaws and a principles-of-community statement, positioning itself as both a scholarly body and a home for working dream practitioners. Popular topics across its publishing and events include lucid dreaming, dream telepathy, nightmares and dream science. The institution's stated mission: Welcome to IASD, the world's premier dream organization.

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Mission

Welcome to IASD, the world's premier dream organization.

History

The International Association for the Study of Dreams is the professional home of dream research and practice, publishing the peer-reviewed journal Dreaming and DreamTime magazine. It convenes an annual conference (the 2027 gathering comes to the Atlanta metro), regional and online PsiberDreaming conferences, publishes ethical dreamwork guidelines, funds research through grants and the Dream Science Foundation, and awards the Ernest Hartmann Award for student research.

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