CIRN Prato Community Informatics Conference

https://sites.google.com/monash.edu/cirn2023/
Thinking Writing, Dialoguing. A hybrid conference for the future
An Open Call for Papers. papers in the peer-reviewed and non-peer-reviewed streams, including graduate student presentations and papers across any topic in community informatics, ICT4D, archives and memory studies, and the arts. Papers from this part of the conference will be published in Conference Proceedings. Preference in the selection of papers will be given to people who can physically attend the conference.
In keeping with the long tradition of this conference as a place for strategic interdisciplinary dialogue within a global context, we also invite proposals for workshops and events that don’t fit specifically within, may be a sub- component of, or may bridge between the CI and cousins vision statement, or Environmental Informatics workshop components (see the site for details) . Beyond more traditional workshops, events can also include demonstrations and exhibits.

A hybrid event. Depending on time zone differences, we aim to make a number of sessions open for international participation as far as is practicable.

#CIRN2023 Thinking Writing, Dialoguing. A hybrid conference for the future

At last after some years of pretty depressing isolation, the Prato conference is on again!

20 YEARS OF CIRN
Examining the past, present, and future of communities and technology
Conference | 9 - 11 November 2022, Monash University, Prato, Italy.

The theme of the 2022 conference, 20 years of CIRN: Examining the past, present and future of communities and technology aims to both look back at 20 years of the Prato conferences and the rich knowledge, and experience that have emerged from them, but as well, look at new emerging themes and challenges in a very different world. The conference may well be unique as an international long-term reflective event concerned with the internet.

We invite referred and non-referred papers and presentations and workshop or panel proposals that can take into account the changes that have occurred with communities and technologies since the earliest days of the internet, as well as accounts of contemporary innovation and challenges across the full range of community informatics interests: libraries, community action and engagement, international development, archives and memory, dis/ability, gender, race & class, identity, and the creative arts. And now, we add environmental informatics.

For more details, please see https://sites.google.com/monash.edu/cirn2022/.

#CIRN2022 20th Annual Community Informatics Research Network Conference

CIRN/Prato 2021 Virtual Conference November 2021. Details to be posted shortly.