Hello Internet researchers, Please consider joining us for a workshop at CSCW 2019 <http://cscw.acm.org/2019/> on Life Transitions and Social Technologies: Research and Design for Times of Life Change <https://www.socialtransitiontech.com/>! Abstract: When people experience major changes in their lives ( e.g., relationship changes, transition from high school to college, realizing an LGBTQ identity, life stage changes such as transitioning to old age, etc.), they often turn to social technologies to help navigate shifting identities and networks and find support and resources. People’s experiences using social technologies during times of life transition, and how to better design such technologies, has been a major focus of social computing research. This workshop will gather researchers working in this space to discuss eight themes: life events vs. processes; changing identities; multiple overlapping life events; physical and digital transitions; technology non-use during life transitions; liminality framework; theoretical frames; and methodological considerations. Collaboratively, we will 1) synergize insights from workshop organizers’ and participants’ research to determine how social technologies can be designed to better support people during life transitions and 2) outline an agenda for the future of social computing work focused on life transitions. *How to submit:* Early-decisions Deadline: August 25, 2019 Notifications: September 2, 2019 Later-decisions Deadline: September 25, 2019 Notifications: October 2, 2019 Interested participants should submit a short paper describing either: 1) Their research, preliminary or completed, related to life transitions and social technologies - or - 2) A position paper arguing for a particular idea or approach related to conducting research on or designing for life transitions and social technologies. More info on our website here <https://www.socialtransitiontech.com/>. *Workshop organizers:* Oliver Haimson, University of Michigan Bryan Semaan, Syracuse University Brianna Dym, University of Colorado Boulder Joey Chiao-Yin Hsiao, University of Michigan Daniel Herron, University of Dundee Wendy Moncur, University of Dundee -- Oliver Haimson, Ph.D. University of Michigan | School of Information oliverhaimson.com