[Soups-announce] Papers & Commentaries Due Dec 16: IEEE S&P magazine special issue on Gender and Sexuality in Online Safety

[Elissa Redmiles]

Hi SOUPS friends,

This is a reminder that submissions to the IEEE Security & Privacy on
Gender & Sexuality in Online Safety guest edited by Miranda Wei, Kovila
P.L. Coopamootoo, and I are due in just two weeks: December 16, 2024.

We look forward to reviewing wonderful submissions from the SOUPS community.

Sincerely,
Elissa Redmiles

On Mon, Aug 26, 2024 at 11:37 AM Elissa Redmiles <eredmiles at gmail.com>
wrote:

> Miranda Wei, Kovila P.L. Coopamootoo, and I are guest editing a special
> issue of IEEE Security & Privacy on Gender & Sexuality in Online Safety.
>
> We welcome both full articles and short pieces (2200+ words) that provoke
> discussion, inspire new research agendas, systematize existing bodies of
> knowledge, critique existing approaches, and/or offer original case studies
> or research on the following topics:
>
>    - Gender and sexuality (both sexual identity and sexual behavior or
>    abuse) in relation to online safety (and privacy and security)
>    - Feminist, queer, and critical theory within online safety research
>    - Novel research methods, approaches or design perspectives that
>    center gender and sexuality in online safety (and privacy and security)
>    research
>    - Research ethics and responsibility when conducting online safety
>    research in relation to gender and sexuality
>    - Technical and socio-technical mechanisms to mitigate gendered and
>    sexuality-related online safety harms
>    - Consideration of emerging technologies including AI generation,
>    AR/VR, and haptics from a gender and sexuality perspective
>    - Behaviors, attitudes, perceptions, stereotypes, needs, or threat
>    models related to (1) marginalization or privilege by gender or sexual
>    identity and/or (2) situational risk or behavior as a result of gender or
>    sexuality (e.g., in relation to intimate content)
>    - Policy related to any of the above, e.g., the U.K.’s Online Safety
>    Act, the EU’s Digital Services Act, Australia’s Online Safety Act, Canada’s
>    Bill-63 – Online Harms Act, the U.S.’s Executive Order on AI Safety or Call
>    to Action on Non-Consensual Intimate Imagery
>
> Learn more:
> https://www.computer.org/digital-library/magazines/sp/cfp-gender-and-sexuality-in-online-safety
>
> All submissions are due December 16!
>
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