I just remembered that the Feminism(s) and Rhetoric(s) conference web site is up. One-hundred word proposals for presentations (500-word for concurrent sessions) are due on 1 April 2005. Possible topics from the call for papers (PDF) include:

• Identification of the language
  patterns or rhetorical strategies
  of women from a particular
  culture, race, historical era, or
  academic field
• Recuperation of the
  contributions
  of women rhetoricians, writers,
  readers, or linguists from a
  particular race, culture,
  historical era, or academic field
• Literacy practices of women in
  underrepresented groups
  including lesbian, gay, bisexual,
  and transexual
• Cross-cultural investigations of
  gendered reading, writing, or
  speaking
• New directions for alternative
  rhetorics
• Feminist critiques of traditional
  rhetoric
• Postcolonial feminisms
• Comparisons of language
  patterns or rhetorical strategies
  of women and men from a
  particular race, culture,
  historical era, or academic field
• Representations of gender in
  film and new media
• The rhetoric of whiteness
• Examinations of the
  intersections of gender and
  technology
• Feminist studies of
  communication within families
• Rhetoric and homelessness
• Workplace literacies
• Rhetorics of disability
• International perspectives on
  feminist rhetorics

They've got some excellent keynote speakers, including Donna Haraway. I'm there.