Hello! Apologies in advance for cross-posts. As we get into the end of October, perhaps you and your colleagues can consider this 2nd call for panels at the CHI 2022 (https://chi2022.acm.org/) conference, which will take place in early May 2022 in New Orleans. Please check out the Panels call here: https://chi2022.acm.org/for-authors/interacting-and-discussing/panels/ You still have time to submit your best and exciting panel ideas by December 16, 2021! Panels will be held in their own 60-minute session at the conference. For CHI 2022, panels can be either hybrid (held in-person with ability for panelists and attendees to participate virtually) or fully virtual. A key feature of Panels is to highlight and discuss important issues in our community. The following list is a few examples that we have considered may be exciting for CHI 2022: o Lessons Learned from Covid-19’s Impact on HCI Research, Practice, and Community o Race, Gender, Class, Disability, Culture, and Intersectionality in HCI o Participatory Design and Community-Based Participatory Research Methods o Augmented Reality / Virtual Reality / Extended Reality Futures o Researcher Positionality in HCI Research and CHI Papers o Ethical and Value-Based approaches to HCI Research and Design o HCI and AI: Connections, Challenges, and Next Steps o Building Solidarity among Academic and Tech Workers o your idea here! Please reach out to us at panels@chi2022.acm.org if you have any questions. - Panels co-chairs Oliver Haimson, Norman Makoto Su, and Kathryn Ringland