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  • IX IEEE Student Branches and Young Professionals Sectional Meeting Salvador, Bahia

    he RSR 2026 has Youth, Innovation, and Technology as its central theme, highlighting the importance of volunteers and IEEE members in building a more technological, creative, and sustainable future. Throughout the event, discussions will focus on the impacts of technology on society and how young people can be protagonists in this process, with constant emphasis on ethics in the job market and the promotion of entrepreneurship as a driver of social transformation. Throughout the event, participants will engage in technical discussions within Round Table, Lectures, and Workshops that reflect the theme of RSR; Cultural and social activities like Student Branches Fair, Cultural Visitation, and Gamified Activities; and Networking opportunities, during the Officers Meeting, gala dinner, and coffee breaks. Also, with the support and participation of the IEEE Young Professionals, the event will feature activities focused on the Northeast audience to promote networking, knowledge exchange, ...

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  • AI (governance) in the public sector: Addressing the socio-technical challenges

    An initiative of the IEEE SSIT Socio-Technical Systems Technical Committee, the purpose of this roundtable is to bring together interdisciplinary voices to exchange diverse perspectives on the theme "AI (governance) in the public sector: Addressing the socio-technical challenges." The outcomes of, and insights from, the roundtable will be used to inform community-driven Committee initiatives and identify interdisciplinary collaboration opportunities...

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  • IEEE-USA Livestream Webinar | Product Safety Accurate Communications for Effective Product Launches: The Influencing Power of Ethics

    Accurate and ethically driven communications are key ingredients for effective product launches, particularly when product safety representations are at stake. This interactive presentation explores how clear, factual, and ethically grounded messaging influences product safety outcomes throughout the product lifecycle, from design and testing to certification, reporting, and market introduction. Participants will examine the principles of effective communication, learn how to distinguish between marketing enthusiasm and misleading claims, and understand the role ethics plays in maintaining credibility, compliance, and consumer trust. Through practical examples, including emerging technology marketing scenarios and product safety certification reports, attendees will see how communication choices can either strengthen or undermine safety objectives. The session will highlight common communication pitfalls, demonstrate strategies for presenting technical and safety information ...

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  • IEEE Ethics Week Kickoff

    To kick off the Inaugural IEEE Ethics Week events in the Northern Virginia/Washington/Baltimore Area...

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  • Stephen Unger and Ethical Engineering

    In celebration of IEEE Ethics Week, join us for an inspiring webinar reflecting on firsthand experiences with Stephen Unger, co-founder of the IEEE Society on Social Implications of Technology (SSIT). Discover how his lifelong commitment to engineering ethics continues to inspire principled leadership today. As an engineering undergraduate I enrolled in a required Digital Circuit class taught by Prof. Stephen Unger, oblivious that he had been among the founders of SSIT just a few years before. That he had a passion for professional ethics came through in his lectures, and even in his grading of exams. He made a lasting impression on his students. More than three decades later, as I was working on a magazine contribution, I reached out to Prof. Unger and had a productive correspondence. Prof. Unger has had a great impact on IEEE, SSIT, our ethics. I will recount these experiences and their ongoing relevance. - Fred Schindler...

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  • GET together: Tech ethics – What we know and where we go from here

    This event brings together University of Waterloo researchers who study ethical issues in technology through distinct lenses, including: policy issues related to facial recognition technology; communities of care that counter online hate; and games studies across industry and education. Panelists will introduce their research; conversation and networking to follow! Event is a collaboration with Waterloo Tech Week, GET, the SSIT Broadening Participation Committee and the Computer Society IEEE KW...

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  • Webinar: How Public Policy Can Shape the Ethics of Engineering and Engineered Systems in Society

    Virtual Event
    On September 16, from 4:30–5:30 p.m. Eastern the IEEE Ethics Week Subcommittee on Ethics and Public Policy will hold a webinar anchored by Zachary Pirtle, Deputy Director of Arizona State University’s Consortium for Science, Policy, and Outcomes (CSPO) and the philosopher Dana Tulodziecki from the Purdue Policy Research Institute (PPRI). The webinar will address perspectives on how public policy can shape the ethics of engineering and engineered systems in society. More information HERE: https://philosophyengineering.com/ssit-ethics-in-public-policy...

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  • IEEE Ethics Week – How Public Policy Can Shape the Ethics of Engineering and Engineered Systems in Society

    In connection with the IEEE Ethics Week, this webinar will address perspectives on how public policy can shape the ethics of engineering and engineered systems in society. Zachary Gallagher Pirtle is Deputy Director of Arizona State University’s Consortium for Science, Policy, and Outcomes (CSPO) and a Professor of Practice in ASU’s College of Global Futures. Dr. Pirtle will speak about how recent legislation in the CHIPS and Science Act called for research on ethical, legal, and societal implications as part of developing emerging technologies. These policy objectives raise several questions about how we ensure that engineering research benefits society. Dana Tulodziecki (Purdue) is Professor of Philosophy at Purdue University and affiliate faculty in the Purdue Policy Research Institute (PPRI). Dr. Tulodziecki will focus on how engineering and science activities aimed at developing and supporting biological systems in space are being shaped today by policy guidelines and ...

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  • IEEE “Doing the Right Thing” 30th Anniversary Roundtable

    Colorado School of Mines Mines Campus – East Building – Room 120,, CO, United States
    Join us for a discussion exploring the complex ethical challenges emerging in today’s rapidly evolving technological landscape and what these challenges mean for engineering education and practice. Mines Campus – East Building – Room 120 Thurs. Sept. 17th, 2026, 4:30 PM – 7:00 PM Public reception at 4:30 PM; panel begins at 5:30 PM...

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  • Cafe संवाद 6.0

    Bridge the Gap: Cafe संवाद 6.0 – Industry Readiness Edition Are you ready to transition from the classroom to the corporate world? Cafe संवाद 6.0 returns with a high-impact session focused on Career Development and Industry Readiness. This isn't just another webinar; it’s a candid conversation designed to equip students and young professionals with the "insider" knowledge needed to excel in today’s competitive job market. Key Discussion Pillars: Skills That Matter: Moving beyond the GPA—what recruiters actually look for in an IEEE Young Professional. Industry Soft Skills: Mastering communication, professional ethics, and leadership within a corporate ecosystem. The First 90 Days: Navigating the transition from a student mindset to a professional contributor. Why You Should Attend: Direct Interaction: Skip the formal presentations and ask your career-specific questions directly to industry veterans. Practical ...

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