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MAGIS Symposium September 28-29, 2026 Chicago, Illinois
Our Call for Proposals is open for the Center for Digital Ethics & Policy's (CDEP) 15th Annual International Symposium on Digital Ethics!
Taking place September 28-29, 2026 at the Center for Digital Ethics & Policy in the School of Communication, Loyola University Chicago
We are seeking presentations, workshops, panels, and discussions from practitioners, community organizations, educators, libraries, government agencies, researchers, and advocates who are helping build more ethical practices through research engagement and outreach.
Topics may include digital ethics, policy, law, literacies, accessibility, health, education, AI, online safety, surveillance, rights, community engagement, civic data, creativity and curiosity.
Keynotes and themed sessions to be announced soon!
About the Symposium Theme: MAGIS
In Jesuit traditions and education, MAGIS refers to the philosophy of doing "more" or "the greater good" for others. It asks individuals to constantly discern and choose the option that will have the most positive and universal impact. We therefore commemorate our 15th Annual International Symposium on Digital Ethics in this broader theme that connects with our mission-driven priorities at Loyola University Chicago.
Proposals from LUC alumni, community practitioners, and early career scholars are especially encouraged.
Proposal criteria:
Title, Abstract (250 words max).
Author bio (100 words)
Important Dates:
Submission deadline: August 3, 2026 anywhere in the world.
Acceptance notifications: August 17, 2026
Registration opens: September 10, 2026
Please submit your proposal in PDF format to digethics@luc.edu
Including in the Subject line: [CDEP Symposium Proposal 2026]
Proposals selected for presentation will be invited to contribute to the publication outputs arising from the symposium.
For further inquiries, please send a message to CDEP Director, Dr. Florence M. Chee fchee@luc.edu
Visit us at LUC.edu/digitalethics