Policies & Procedures

Audio/Video Recording Policy: The ACM SIGCHI Executive Committee (EC) has developed a an Audio/Video (A/V) Recording Policy in order to guide event organizers at conferences. This was recognized as an urgent need because of requests for video recording of conferences (e.g., CHI'xx) and local meetings (e.g. San Francisco BayCHI) which attract many distinguished speakers.
ACM SIGCHI Development Fund: ACM SIGCHI, the ACM Special Interest Group on Computer-Human Interaction, brings together people working on the design, evaluation, implementation, and study of interactive computing systems for human use. ACM SIGCHI provides an international, interdisciplinary forum for the exchange of ideas about the field of human-computer interaction (HCI). In recognition of the international and interdisciplinary nature of our field, and the resource constraints that can stifle the exchange of ideas across such a diverse community, the SIGCHI Executive Committee has set aside funds to support projects which will contribute to advancing the field of HCI and to communicating information within SIGCHI.
CHI Conference papers review policy: The purpose of the CHI Papers Review Policy is to provide a framework within which the CHI Papers (Co-)Chairs will design their review process. It is intended to be a policy document, not a process document. The SIGCHI Publications Board is responsible for policy, while the Papers (Co-)Chairs are responsible for the review process.
Conflict of Interest Policy: SIGCHI is a professional organization led by volunteers. In the course of SIGCHI business, situations will arise where a SIGCHI decision-maker has a conflict of interest, or where the process of making a decision creates an appearance of favoring a SIGCHI volunteer.
Cooperating Society Policy: This policy defines the circumstances under which SIGCHI may establish a "cooperating society" relationship with another professional organization. Through such relationships, SIGCHI can work with other organizations to cooperatively promote the field of human-computer interaction, insure the presence of an HCI perspective in organizations that might not have an HCI focus of their own, and help other organizations interested in HCI grew and develop their own memberships. Cooperating society relationships can also help SIGCHI grow as a professional society, by increasing its presence throughout the world, increasing its membership and attendance at its conferences, and by understanding more about the ideas, perspectives, and methodologies of the societies with which it cooperates.
Travel Policy
Specialized Conference Policy (PDF): The Specialized Conferences program has gradually evolved and has now become a significant part of the conference program that ACM SIGCHI offers the HCI community.

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