diff --git a/Cares/index.md b/Cares/index.md index 1c39d14..6353003 100644 --- a/Cares/index.md +++ b/Cares/index.md @@ -57,6 +57,10 @@ The SIGPLAN CARES Bylaws can be found [here](http://www.sigplan.org/CaresBylaws) A collection of CARES resources can be found [here](https://www.sigarch.org/benefit/cares/cares-resources/). +### Contacting CARES + +If you need to contact the CARES committee, you can email [any member of the committee](#sigplan-cares-committee-members) directly. If you are unsure whom to email, contact the chairs and they will provide guidance on how to proceed. Contacting the committee is not an official report, and we are not mandated reporters to the ACM. Any contact will be confidential, even to the rest of the committee. + ### SIGPLAN CARES Operations CARES members are always available by email to correspond and to set up a call with anyone who would like to speak with us about harassment, discrimination, or other concerns related to building and sustaining an inclusive research community. @@ -166,16 +170,16 @@ Confidentiality. When a person approaches a CARES member in confidence, that CA As a result, our annual reports are brief. They do not contain details about the types of contacts that CARES members have made and they do not even contain specific numbers of contacts. The reports are structured this way to protect the privacy of those that approach us. -#### What happened in 2022 +#### What happened in 2023 -In 2022, individual SIGPLAN CARES committee members were contacted confidentially by between 5 and 15 community members throughout the year. Such contacts sometimes led to extended conversations. With more people coming back to conferences in person in 2022, It appears the need for SIGPLAN CARES has grown. +In 2023, individual SIGPLAN CARES committee members were contacted confidentially by between 5 and 15 community members throughout the year. Such contacts sometimes led to extended conversations. -Members of the CARES committee represented CARES at four conferences in 2022, namely POPL 2022, PLDI 2022, ICFP 2022, and SPLASH 2022. Attendance specifics are listed on the CARES website. The presence of CARES was advertised at the opening of the conference through the general chair’s presentation. +Members of the CARES committee represented CARES at five conferences in 2023, namely POPL 2023, CC 2023, ASPLOS 2023, PLDI 2023, and ICFP 2023. Attendance specifics are listed on the CARES website. The presence of CARES was advertised at the opening of the conference through the general chair’s presentation. We have received open, public feedback from a number of members of the community expressing the fact that they appreciate the creation of the committee---they view it as a sign that the programming languages community takes community climate and our code of conduct seriously. The fact the committee has received confidential contacts is also evidence that the community would like mechanisms to discuss matters of harassment, discrimination, or ethics in private. - ### Older Reports +* [2022 Report](report2022) * [2021 Report](report2021) * [2020 Report](report2020) @@ -189,15 +193,12 @@ We have received open, public feedback from a number of members of the community Alexandra Silva
Alexandra Silva (she/her) Co-Chair, alexandra.silva@cornell.edu, Cornell University - - - David Walker
David Walker (he/him) - dpw@cs.princeton.edu, Princeton University, 2019-2022 (co-chair) - - - Vikram Adve
Vikram Adve (he/him) - Member, vadve@illinois.edu, University of Illinois + + Steve Blackburn
Steve Blackburn (he/hum) + Member, steve.blackburn@anu.edu.au, Google Deepmind and ANU + + Xinyu Feng
Xinyu Feng Member, xyfeng@nju.edu.cn, Nanjing University @@ -214,11 +215,6 @@ We have received open, public feedback from a number of members of the community Shriram Krishnamurthi
Shriram Krishnamurthi (he/him) Member, shriram@brown.edu, Brown University - - Kathryn McKinley
Kathryn McKinley (she/her) - Member, mckinley@cs.utexas.edu, Google - - Simon Peyton Jones
Simon Peyton Jones (he/him) Member, simon.peytonjones@gmail.com, Epic Games @@ -230,8 +226,4 @@ We have received open, public feedback from a number of members of the community Stephanie Weirich
Stephanie Weirich (she/her) Member, sweirich@cis.upenn.edu, University of Pennsylvania - - Peng Wu
Peng Wu (she/her) - Member, pengwu@fb.com, Facebook - diff --git a/Cares/report2022.md b/Cares/report2022.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..dc4d45e --- /dev/null +++ b/Cares/report2022.md @@ -0,0 +1,11 @@ +--- +layout: default +title: "SIGPLAN CARES Annual Report: 2022" +--- +In 2022, individual SIGPLAN CARES committee members were contacted confidentially by between 5 and 15 community members throughout the year. Such contacts sometimes led to extended conversations. With more people coming back to conferences in person in 2022, It appears the need for SIGPLAN CARES has grown. + +Members of the CARES committee represented CARES at four conferences in 2022, namely POPL 2022, PLDI 2022, ICFP 2022, and SPLASH 2022. Attendance specifics are listed on the CARES website. The presence of CARES was advertised at the opening of the conference through the general chair’s presentation. + +We have received open, public feedback from a number of members of the community expressing the fact that they appreciate the creation of the committee---they view it as a sign that the programming languages community takes community climate and our code of conduct seriously. The fact the committee has received confidential contacts is also evidence that the community would like mechanisms to discuss matters of harassment, discrimination, or ethics in private. + +[cares]: /Cares/