Universal AI NRT at Gallaudet University

The ACM (Association for Computing Machinery) CHI conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems is the leading international conference on Human-Computer Interaction. CHI 2026 will take place in Barcelona at the Centre de Convencions Internacional de Barcelona.

Join us for an engaging session featuring two cutting-edge presentations:

 SignShare – Explore tools for creating and sharing sign language video collections to support communication, learning, and collaboration.

 VisualGPT – Discover how AI is transforming written content into visual, accessible learning materials designed for deaf and hard-of-hearing communities.

Featuring:
Manuel Gnerlich & Uta Meissner from Germany, experts in Deaf-centered technology and accessible digital solutions.

Learn How Technology is Shaping Inclusive Education, Workplace training, and Global accessibility.

Don’t miss this opportunity to experience Tatum’s groundbreaking innovation—the very first tool that translates English into tactile ASL fingerspelling!

Plus, a tactile and ASL interpreter will be on hand to ensure everyone can fully engage in this amazing event.

Come be part of a revolutionary moment that empowers and connects the DeafBlind community!

DeafTech 2026 is a space where technology meets deaf experiences, creativity, and critical reflection. As technology increasingly shapes how deaf people communicate, learn, work, and engage with the world, this conference goes beyond traditional tech development and evaluation. It centres the ways deaf people design, hack, adapt, and experience technologies in diverse ways.

DeafTech 2026 brings together deaf researchers, designers, developers, advocates, community members, and industry partners to explore the relationships between deaf people and technologies. We welcome submissions that cover the full spectrum of technology: from design, development, and evaluation to real-world use, experience, and societal impact.

International Conference on Digital Inclusion, Assistive Technology (AT), and Accessible ICT (eAccessibility). Held regularly (with the 20th edition scheduled for July 2026 at Masaryk University, Czech Republic), it serves as a major interdisciplinary forum for sharing research, innovations, and solutions in technology for people with disabilities.

• Participation: It serves as a platform for workshops, seminars, panel discussions, product demonstrations, and research presentations.
• 2026 Event: The 20th ICCHP will take place July 15–17, 2026, preceded by pre-conference activities.
• Special Sessions: The conference features Special Thematic Sessions (STS) that dive deep into specific topics, such as Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC).
• Accessibility Commitment: The organization provides guidelines for accessible presentations for submissions.
• Data Protection: The site outlines a data protection policy

CSUN Assistive Technology Conference has provided an inclusive setting for researchers, practitioners, exhibitors, end users, speakers, and other participants to share knowledge and best practices in the field of assistive technology. In 2025, the conference drew more than 5,000 people to Anaheim, CA. Known as a forum that showcases cutting-edge technology and practical solutions to remove barriers that prevent the full participation of persons with disabilities in educational, workplace, and social settings, the conference is the largest of its kind in the world. Come visit our exhibit booth. Note: the exhibit booth will end at 1:30 on March 13, 2026.

The NRT Annual Meeting is the yearly conference for the NSF Research Traineeship (NRT) program, bringing together graduate students, faculty, and partners from institutions across the U.S. to share strategies, showcase interdisciplinary research, and develop innovative approaches for training future STEM leaders in high-priority, convergent research areas like AI, quantum, and biotech. It serves as a crucial networking and learning event to build a diverse STEM workforce. 

The NRT+ alliance is engaging its partnering members in several joint activities, including four in-person summits where trainees and mentors meet each other, one at each university, centering on joint activities.

To make this experience accessible for everyone, an interpreter will be present, ensuring that all attendees can fully participate in this amazing discussion. Mark your calendars and come be part of this groundbreaking conversation!