Conference Program

CIDID is conceived as an international conference where researchers connect, learn, and advance in their academic and teaching careers. It is the first conference in Spain created by and for academic staff with disabilities, and it aspires to become a global reference.The conference will take place over two days in a hybrid format (in person and online), fostering collaborative learning in a diverse and inclusive environment.
Activities include:
  • Workshops
  • Networking spaces
  • Research presentations
  • Round tables

Day 1: Research and Outreach

Time Activity Venue
9:30 Opening (hybrid)
10:00 a.m. Keynote: Situated epistemologies — researching from a disability perspective (hybrid)
11:00 a.m. Workshop 1: Conceptualising disability (in person)
12:30 Coffee break
1:00 PM Paper presentations (hybrid)
2:30 PM Lunch break
4:00 PM Workshop 2: Clear communication for scientific outreach (in person)
5:30 p.m. Round table: Identity, appropriation, and reconfiguration of disability stereotypes (hybrid)
7:00 p.m. End of Day 1



Day 2: Academic Career and Technological Innovation

Time Activity Venue
9:00 a.m. Workshop 3: Public presence for researchers (in person)
10:30 Paper presentations (hybrid)
12:00 Coffee break
12:30 Introduction to the ACADIS project: Women Academics with Disabilities – an intersectional analysis of proffessional barriers (hybrid)
1:00 PM Workshop 4: A survival guide to academia (in person) 
2:00 PM Closing round table: AI, virtual reality, and the metaverse: innovation or new barriers in scientific research? (hybrid) 
3:00 PM Closing ceremony (hybrid)





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