New semester, same goal – build a community with diverse perspectives.

With an aim to bring together interdisciplinary researchers, practitioners, and individuals with lived experiences, we invite you to apply to join one of our EAAMO Bridges working groups this Fall!

Application deadline: August 27, 2025

Apply or switch groups here: Link

At ACM EAAMO'25, we are committed to creating an inclusive, accessible, and diverse conference experience. As part of this commitment, we are pleased to offer financial assistance to attendees who may face barriers to participation.

More information here: Link

We look forward to seeing you at EAAMO'25!

The ACM Conference on Equity and Access in Algorithms, Mechanisms, and Optimization (EAAMO’25), to be held at the University of Pittsburgh, USA, invites sponsors to partner in advancing research and real-world impact at the intersection of computing, social science, and public policy.

Now in its fifth year, ACM EAAMO is a unique interdisciplinary forum that brings together researchers, community leaders, policy-makers, non-profit organizations, and industry professionals who are dedicated to improving access to opportunity for historically marginalized and underserved populations around the globe. The conference features high-quality peer-reviewed research in areas including artificial intelligence, economics, operations research, law, sociology, and humanistic studies, with a strong emphasis on actionable outcomes and social responsibility.

We invite submissions for Poster Presentations and Doctoral Consortium Participation at the fifth ACM Conference on Equity and Access in Algorithms, Mechanisms, and Optimization, taking place November 5–7, 2025, at the University of Pittsburgh, USA.

• Doctoral Consortium: Open to PhD, Master's, and undergraduate students across disciplines. Participate in mentorship, skills sessions, and research discussions.

• Posters: Share your research ideas with the EAAMO community. Poster abstracts only required — full papers optional.

🗓️ Deadline for both: July 25, 2025

Thursday, May 22, 2025
12:00 PM – 1:00 PM

Join us for a colloquium talk by Felix Brandt, Professor of Algorithmic Game Theory at the Technical University of Munich, on the timely topic of “Coordinating Charitable Donations.”

Brandt will explore a novel direction in social choice and fair division—how to allocate donor-funded budgets across charitable projects based on agents’ preferences. Departing from traditional participatory budgeting, this framework models donations without fixed project costs and highlights key trade-offs between efficiency, fairness, and strategyproofness.

To attend the colloquium talk please register using this link.