Posted by CSTA on Dec 22, 2020
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Academic conferences are rich opportunities for learning, yet they are typically dominated by researchers. However, the organizers of the RESPECT Conference are working to broaden the base of both presenters and participants, and they are explicitly inviting K-12 CS teachers to join. This is a wonderful and unique opportunity for researchers and teachers to learn directly from one another. Please consider sharing your voice and experience with equitable CS education.
IEEE STCBP Respect Conference, May 23-27, 2021RESPECT stands for Research in Equity and Sustained Participation in Engineering, Computing, and Technology. This conference is the premier venue for research on equity, inclusion, and justice in computing and computing education. It will be held virtually on May 23-27, 2021, with the theme, “From Broadening Participation to Justice-Centered CS Education.”
Recognizing the important role that broader stakeholders play as partners in equity-focused efforts, RESPECT welcomes the participation of those who have not traditionally identified as “researchers” to present this year, including teachers, students, advocates, and policy-makers.
For further information about RESPECT 2021 and the complete call for proposals, please visit the conference website at http://respect2021.stcbp.org/.
Upcoming Submission Deadlines:
  • Monday, February 15 – Abstracts for Research Papers and Experience Reports
  • Monday, February 22 – Research Papers and Experience Reports
  • Friday, March 26th – Panels, Posters, Birds of a Feather, and Lightning Talks
Reviewers
The organizers are also soliciting reviewers, and strongly encourage those making submissions to volunteer to review. If interested, please complete the reviewer interest form.
RESPECT 2021 General Conference Co-Chairs
  • Jean J. Ryoo, UCLA
  • Rafi Santo, CSforALL/Telos Learning
RESPECT 2021 Program Chair
  • Siobahn Grady, North Carolina Central University