[Apologies
for cross-posting]

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CALL
FOR PAPERS

ACM
TSWWW 2025

Towards
a Safer Web for Women - First International Workshop on Protecting Women Online

co-located
with

The
Web Conference 2025

Sydney,
Australia

28
April - 2 May 2025

https://tsww25.github.io/


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NEXT
DEADLINES (all deadlines are AoE)

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18th
December 2024: Workshop paper submission deadline

13th
January 2025: Notification of acceptance

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SCOPE
AND OVERVIEW

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The
workshop is dedicated to addressing the pressing issue of online violence against women by fostering dialogue and innovation. The workshop will explore global challenges and solutions for gender-based violence and the impact of online harms on women, among
others. We aim to encourage the development of technological and interdisciplinary frameworks and innovations to ensure women's online safety.

The
workshop aims to review progress in approaches combating online violence against women, identify persistent barriers, and propose solutions to emerging challenges. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:

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Detection and prevention of gender-based online violence (e.g., harassment, stalking, cyberbullying)

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Sentiment and emotion analysis in abusive or harmful online interactions towards women

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Gender bias identification and mitigation in AI

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Human-centered approaches for online safety applications

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Approaches to preventing, understanding, identifying and mitigating online harms faced by women with multiple marginalised identities (e.g., misogynoir, LGBTQ+ women, or women from religious or cultural minorities)

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Analysis of tracking devices, surveillance tools, and hidden cameras misused against women

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Detection and mitigation of non-consensual deepfake generation and dissemination

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Interdisciplinary approaches to identifying and addressing online harm

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Legal and ethical frameworks for protecting women online

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Psychological, social, and legal impacts of online technology when used for gender-based abuse


PAPER
FORMAT AND SUBMISSION INSTRUCTIONS

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We
welcome both new and recent research, including non-archival submissions to showcase work published elsewhere, if it is especially relevant to the workshop's theme. Accepted formats include:

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Long papers: Maximum 8 pages

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Short papers: Maximum 4 pages

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Position, idea, and emerging problem papers: Maximum 4 pages

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Non-archival submissions: Up to 2 pages

For
full details, visit our Call
for Papers
page.

Further,
at least one author of each accepted workshop paper has to register. Workshop attendance is only granted for registered participants. Accepted papers (except for non-archival submissions) will be included in the workshop proceedings, which will be published
as companion proceedings of The Web Conference, and indexed according to the main conference policy.


ORGANISING
COMMITTEE

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Workshop
chairs:

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Ángel Pavón Pérez, The Open University

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Miriam Fernandez, The Open University

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Tracie Farrell, The Open University

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Debora Nozza, Bocconi University