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Call for Papers

Radical Statistics 2026 Conference

This year’s conference will be on Saturday, 14 March at St Luke’s Community Centre in Islington, London.

This is a request for presentations. The conference theme is using data to promote progressive social change. The conference organisers welcome presentations on approaches to achieving that objective.

Among topics we are interested in are presentations which –
 -challenge social, economic, health and educational inequalities
– analyse data in support of citizen science
-highlight the misinterpretation and misuse of data
-support the use of evidence in social and economic policy-making
-assess the effect of reduced data collection by public sector organisations
-explore methods of combatting AI hallucinations. 

Abstracts (up to 300 words) are invited for presentations for:
– 30 minutes with Q&A
– 15 minutes with short Q&A
– 3 minutes with Q&A

Posters related to the conference theme are also welcome.

Please submit abstracts by 15 th February to: conf26@radstats.org.uk

For general inquiries relating to conference attendance please write to admin@radstats.org.uk

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