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ALT Image with Queer in AI logo, {Dis}Ability in AI logo, NeurIPS logo, and the following text: "Sydney Dec 6-12. Atlanta & Paris Dec 9-13. NeurIPS 2026 Affinity Workshop. Queer in AI x {Dis}Ability in AI Call for Contributions. The deadline has been extended to Sep 10! queerinai.com/neurips-2026.”
ALT Image with Queer in AI logo, {Dis}Ability in AI logo, NeurIPS logo, and the following text: "Sydney Dec 6-12. Atlanta & Paris Dec 9-13. NeurIPS 2026 Affinity Workshop. Queer in AI x {Dis}Ability in AI Call for Contributions. Visa-friendly deadline: Aug 10, 2026 AoE. Final deadline: Sep 03, 2026 AoE. queerinai.com/neurips-2026.”
ALT QueerInAI X (Dis)Ability in AI NeurIPS submission guide
ALT Information for people planning to attend in person, including a visa-friendly invitation timeline, invitation letters for accepted presenters, a global research community, and support for submission, visa, and travel questions.
ALT Final submission information for the Queer in AI and {(Dis)Ability in AI NeurIPS 2026 Affinity Workshop. Submissions are made through OpenReview. Workshop details are available at queerinai.com/neurips-2026, with questions directed to the listed Google Group email.
ALT Why submit to the workshop? Benefits include joining a community of queer and disabled AI researchers, non-archival submission, multiple submissions, and the opportunity to present at NeurIPS 2026.
ALT Ways to contribute to the workshop include work-in-progress, full papers, accepted papers, position papers, critical perspectives, critiques, and artwork. Examples of past submissions are shown.
ALT Submission formats for the workshop: extended abstracts of 2–4 pages for early findings, work-in-progress of flexible length, position papers of 2–6 pages, and full or previously published papers in their original format.
ALT Image with Queer in AI logo, {Dis}Ability in AI logo, NeurIPS logo, and the following text: "Sydney Dec 6-12. Atlanta & Paris Dec 9-13. NeurIPS 2026 Affinity Workshop. Queer in AI x {Dis}Ability in AI Call for Contributions. Visa-friendly deadline: Aug 10, 2026 AoE. Final deadline: Sep 03, 2026 AoE. queerinai.com/neurips-2026.”
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ALT Flyer for "Contemplating the Future of Queer AI," a hybrid workshop on August 14, 2026, 9:00 to 17:00, at the Universität Bremen Cartesium Building and via Zoom. Free and open to all. Program includes keynotes, lightning talks, and focus groups. First keynote, "Envisioning Gender: The Social Production of Identity in Computer Vision," at 9:30, with Morgan Klaus Scheuerman, PhD (he/him), Research Scientist at Sony. Photo of a light-skinned person with green-tipped hair and glasses, wearing a tan blazer. Second keynote, "Queer NLP: Past, Present, and Future," at 13:00, with Dr. Sabine Weber (they/them), Postdoctoral Researcher at Universität Bamberg. Photo of a light-skinned person with short brown hair, wearing a dark blazer over a white shirt.
ALT Image with Queer in AI logo, {Dis}Ability in AI logo, NeurIPS logo, and the following text: "Sydney Dec 6-12. Atlanta & Paris Dec 9-13. NeurIPS 2026 Affinity Workshop. Queer in AI x {Dis}Ability in AI Call for Contributions. Visa-friendly deadline: Aug 10, 2026 AoE. Final deadline: Sep 03, 2026 AoE. queerinai.com/neurips-2026.”
ALT Flyer for "Contemplating the Future of Queer AI," a hybrid workshop on August 14, 2026, 9:00 to 17:00, at the Universität Bremen Cartesium Building and via Zoom. Free and open to all. Program includes keynotes, lightning talks, and focus groups. First keynote, "Envisioning Gender: The Social Production of Identity in Computer Vision," at 9:30, with Morgan Klaus Scheuerman, PhD (he/him), Research Scientist at Sony. Photo of a light-skinned person with green-tipped hair and glasses, wearing a tan blazer. Second keynote, "Queer NLP: Past, Present, and Future," at 13:00, with Dr. Sabine Weber (they/them), Postdoctoral Researcher at Universität Bamberg. Photo of a light-skinned person with short brown hair, wearing a dark blazer over a white shirt.
ALT Day 2 workshop on Aug 15 with Andrea as the keynote.
ALT Image with Queer in AI logo, {Dis}Ability in AI logo, NeurIPS logo, and the following text: "Sydney Dec 6-12. Atlanta & Paris Dec 9-13. NeurIPS 2026 Affinity Workshop. Queer in AI x {Dis}Ability in AI Call for Contributions. Visa-friendly deadline: Aug 10, 2026 AoE. Final deadline: Sep 03, 2026 AoE. queerinai.com/neurips-2026.”
ALT Image with Queer in AI logo, {Dis}Ability in AI logo, NeurIPS logo, and the following text: "Sydney Dec 6-12. Atlanta & Paris Dec 9-13. NeurIPS 2026 Affinity Workshop. Queer in AI x {Dis}Ability in AI Call for Contributions. Visa-friendly deadline: Aug 10, 2026 AoE. Final deadline: Sep 03, 2026 AoE. queerinai.com/neurips-2026.”