Dear Colleagues, Please consider submitting your papers on the topic of "Cyber-Social Health: Promoting Good and Countering Harm on Social Media" for the Special Issue of IEEE Internet Computing. Link for the CfP here: https://www.computer.org/digital-library/magazines/ic/call-for-papers-specia... Please kindly share with your colleagues, students, and collaborators. This special issue welcomes theoretical, analytical, and empirical contributions using any kind of research method, including experiments, primary data from social media logs, case studies, simulations, surveys, and so on. Submissions are encouraged to examine the nature of both harmful and social good intentional behaviors on social media towards understanding, detecting, and monitoring good communication while countering harmful communication, by employing computational social media analytics techniques. The target audience for this special issue will consist of researchers, practitioners, and graduate students from various disciplines, including (but not limited to) behavioral science, computer and information sciences, psychology, sociology, political science, cognitive science, cultural study, information systems, terrorism and counter-terrorism, operations research, and communication. Through this special issue, we aim to bring together researchers and practitioners from different disciplines, to share, exchange, learn, and develop preliminary results, new concepts, ideas, principles, and methodologies on social, cultural, emotional, communicative, and linguistic aspects of harmful communications and their content on social media. *Topics* include, but are not limited to: - Misinformation, disinformation, fake news (e.g., during elections, epidemics, and disasters, as well as regarding health topics like vaccines), and spreading deep fakes - Online extremism - Harassment and cyberbullying - Hate speech - Gender-based violence - Human trafficking - Illicit drug trafficking - Mental health implications of social media - Validity of social media in smart health and well-being - Ethical and privacy-preserving social media analytics - Emotional and psychological support - Trust relationship and community dynamics - Relationship of social web and mainstream news media - Cultural implications of social web usage - Social good campaigns and movements - Influencer identification and community detection for movements *Important Dates* * Paper submissions due: April 15, 2020* First-round reviews due: July 8, 2020 Revisions due: August 12, 2020 Final decision notification: September 16, 2020 Camera-ready submissions due: September 30, 2020 Publication: November/December 2020 *Guest Editors* Nitin Agarwal, University of Arkansas, USA Ugur Kursuncu, AI Institute, University of South Carolina, USA Hemant Purohit, George Mason University, USA Amit Sheth, AI Institute, University of South Carolina, USA