Talks

Date	Location	Title
Sep 2025	University of Edinburgh, Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿	Evaluating Reference in NLP
May 2025	Queer in AI Workshop, NAACL 2025	Keynote: Processing Trans Languaging
Feb 2025	Simon Fraser University, Canada 🇨🇦	Linguistics for Trustworthy Natural Language Processing
Jan 2025	UCLA, USA 🇺🇸	Fairness with Referring Expressions: A Linguistic Perspective
Nov 2024	Uppsala University, Sweden 🇸🇪	A Call to Embrace Multidimensionality when Studying the Social Impacts of AI
Nov 2024	DFKI, Germany 🇩🇪	Understanding "Democratization" in NLP and ML Research
Oct 2024	Saarland University, Germany 🇩🇪	Evaluating Large Language Models — Choosing Goals and Measuring Them
Sep 2024	DFKI, Germany 🇩🇪	From Insights to Actions: The Impact of Interpretability and Analysis Research on NLP
Jun 2024	Mila - Quebec AI Institute, Canada 🇨🇦	Are LLMs Reasoning, Repeating or Just Biased? A Case Study with English Pronouns
May 2024	Interdisciplinary Institute for Societal Computing, Germany 🇩🇪	On Gender Gaps in Natural Language Processing
Apr 2024	University of Hamburg, Germany 🇩🇪	Guest Lecture: Trust and Fairness in Modern AI
Apr 2024	University of Hamburg, Germany 🇩🇪	Measuring and Improving Robustness in NLP
Mar 2024	Critical Media Lab Basel, Switzerland 🇨🇭	On Gender Gaps in Natural Language Processing
Jul 2021	Open Source Day 2021	Sure, It's Open, But Is It Inclusive?
Jul 2021	Women in Voice Summit 2021	Lofty Linguistic Ideals and Deploying in Tech Realities

Panels

Navigating the STEM Landscape as a QTIPOC Professional
Stonewall UK Webinar Series
Challenges and Perspectives for Queer and/or Disabled Communities Presented by AI in HCI
Queer and {Dis}Ability in AI workshop, ICML 2024
Immigration and Queerness
Queer in AI Workshop, NeurIPS 2022
Current State of Trans and Nonbinary Computing Education Research
Trans and Nonbinary Computing Education Research Workshop
Non-binary Representation in Language Technologies
Queer in AI Workshop, NAACL 2022
Intersectionality in NLP
NAACL 2021

I link recordings where possible, but please note that only some have human-edited transcripts, and several old recordings use an outdated name and pronouns for me.