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Organizing Family Support Services at ACM Conferences

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arxiv 1912.07456 v1 pith:6STI7OLU submitted 2019-12-12 cs.CY cs.HC

Audrey Girouard , Jon E. Froehlich , Regan Mandryk , Mark Hancock This is my paper · ORCID
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This article reflects on our experiences providing family-support services to a large, interdisciplinary ACM conference (CHI2018) including, the policy decisions, the challenges, and the successes. The article incorporates empirical data collected from pre- and post-conference surveys, observed use of the services, and aspirational aims for future conferences. We are discussing best practices and recommendations to facilitate the implementation of child support services at other conferences. We believe our article will be of great interest to both practitioners and academics in expanding the inclusivity and family support provided by ACM conferences and beyond.

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