Venue

Venue information

The EAAMO'23 conference will take place at Boston University, an institution renowned for its unwavering commitment to fostering scholarly excellence and driving transformative innovation.

The EAAMO'23 will take place in:

• Agganis Arena (Francis D. Burke Club Room)

Note: The door to use is the entrance closest to the corner of Commonwealth Avenue and Aggannis Way (where there is a traffic light). We’ll also have physical signs.

Limited street parking is available, and paid public parking can be found at the Agganis Arena in Lots A and C-2. Directions to Lot A can be found in the followin link.

Food/Coffee near Agganis Arena, Boston University:

Some food places in walking distance:

• Life Alive Organic Cafe, Brookline (Organic, Vegetarian bowls)
• Pho Viet’s (Vietnamese)
• Brown Sugar Cafe (Thai)
• Xiang’s Hunan Kitchen (Chinese)
• Otto (Pizza)
• Super88 Market (Asian food court)
• Timeout Market (Food court with brewery)

Coffee nearby:

• Caffe Nero
• Fuel
• Starbucks
• Life Alive

Neighborhoods with a lot of dinner options:

• Allston (for Asian food)
• Coolidge Corner
• Central Square

Community and Safety

Please review our policies and the following community agreements before joining the conference. We are committed to fostering an inclusive and safe environment for all our participants. As an ACM-sponsored conference, we abide by the ACM Anti-harrassment Policy and ACM Privacy Policy.

• Prioritizing a safe and inclusive conference space.
  • Participants must abide by ACM’s Policy Against Harassment at ACM Activities and the ACM Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct and agree that behavior which deviates from these guidelines will constitute grounds for actions against any attendee.
  • If you are involved in or witness any such incident, please submit a complaint to the conference organizers (contacts below).
• Respect fellow participants and scholars. Refrain from demeaning, discriminatory, or harassing behavior and speech.
• Practice explicit affirmative verbal consent. Do not record, screenshot, or photograph any session or participants without notification and explicit consent.
• Understand that there are a wide variety of ways that people communicate, process information, and express themselves. Exercise consideration and respect in your speech and action.
• Calling in instead of calling out. Whenever appropriate, try contacting someone directly to voice your grievances, criticisms, or concerns about their speech or actions before denouncing them publicly. If you are involved in or witness harassment or behavior that deviates from these community guidelines, please submit a complaint to the conference organizers and the members of the Virtual conference team will review the case.
• Please be patient for any technology-related issues. We are working with a hybrid format for the first time. Do not hesitate to contact us for any issues accessing the virtual venue, scheduling, or other concerns (contacts below).
• If you need something at the conference, ask for it.
  • Regarding registration or conference access, please email travelgrants23@eaamo.org.
  • Regarding accessibility and inclusion, please email travelgrants23@eaamo.org.
  • For any general questions or concerns, please email gc23@eaamo.org.

In attending the ACM EAAMO'23 conference, participants abide by ACM’s Policy Against Harassment at ACM Activities and the ACM Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct and agree that behavior which deviates from these guidelines will constitute grounds for actions against any attendee. If you are involved in or witness any such incident, please submit a complaint to the organizing team. We encourage all submitters to also complete a confidential complaint to ACM.