Information technology social good

Submit research demonstrating how your work addresses specific UN Sustainable Development Goals through technology—ACM GOODIT prioritizes papers that show measurable social impact outcomes rather than theoretical frameworks alone

Highlight case studies from underrepresented regions or communities where your technology solutions were implemented and tested, as the conference explicitly seeks geographic and demographic diversity in its proceedings

Position your submission around the intersection of your expertise and technology ethics or responsible innovation—the 'social good' framing means the conference reviewers will evaluate papers partly on how well you articulate the broader societal implications of your technical work