Digital Humanism Conference 2026

Digital Humanism Conference 2026 findet am Mittwoch, 24. Juni 2026 um 15:00 Uhr in Austrian Academy of Sciences in Graz statt. Die Veranstaltung zählt zur Kategorie Wissen & Karriere. Das Event läuft bis zum Freitag, 26. Juni 2026.

✰ Orientation in turbulent times! ✰ From 24 to 26 June 2026 the Digital Humanism Conference again connects everyone interested in options for a good digital future and life. In conversation across research, policy, and industry, with experts and enthusiasts, it will be discussing technology through the lens of human values and democratic principles. Challenging the digital, empowering the human. At a time of profound global challenges, the conference brings questions of democracy and solidarity into focus, situating Digital Humanism within current debates on power, governance, and technology, and exploring how digital systems reshape democratic institutions—and how they can be aligned with human-centred values. #DigHum2026 offers orientation in turbulent times, highlighting constructive pathways, practical approaches, and inspiring examples of how digital technologies can be shaped to strengthen democratic resilience and foster more resilient societies. Join us for 2 ½ days at the 2026 Digital Humanism Conference in Vienna. ☞ Website: dighum.wien Date & Time 🗓️ Wed, 24 June: Opening ceremony and Film screening 🗓️ Thu, 25 June & Fri, 26 June: Two full conference days 📍 Venue: Austrian Academy of Sciences (ÖAW), Doktor-Ignaz-Seipel-Platz 2, 1010 Vienna ☞ Find the full programme, registration details, and FAQs at dighum.wien/register. Day Passes The following conference passes are available: Launch Offer 7–30 April Update: Prolonged until 30 April! During the first two weeks, reduced prices up to minus 30% are available for friends and followers of #DigHum2026. 2-Day-Passes will be available for €100 (€55 Reduced) and 1-Day-Passes for €75 (€35 Reduced). Launch offer prices will be available from 7 April 09:00 until 30 April 23:59. 2-Day and 1-Day Passes: ➯ 2-Day Pass €130 ➯ 2-Day Pass Reduced**€80 ➯ 1-Day Pass (Thursday or Friday) €75 ➯ 1-Day Pass Reduced**€45 ➯ Wednesday evening (Opening film screening): Included in 1- and 2-Day Passes, further tickets will be available for purchase by the public. ** Reduced passes are available to pupils, students, trainees, recipients of unemployment benefit, pensioners (and people aged 65 or over) and people with disabilities. Available also to members of Digital Humanism Association | Verein zur Förderung des digitalen Humanismus and members of City of Vienna administration. Please show your valid proof of eligibility during check-in. “How can I redeem the reduced price?” When adding your preferred pass to the cart, simply use the “No discount” button and choose the corresponding discount from the dropdown. The price will then adjust accordingly. Included in the pass: Access to the full programme on the day of the pass, including all sessions, the film screening, lunch, coffee breaks, and invaluable opportunities for exchange and networking. Not included in the pass: Selected side events on Tuesday and Wednesday (primarily by invitation). Evening and side events The Wednesday evening event (film screening) is included in the price of your 1- or 2-Day Pass. During registration, please add the free cinema pass to secure your seat. Separate cinema tickets will be available for purchase by the public via Gartenbaukino's official ticket booth. The Tuesday and Wednesday side events are primarily by invitation; further details will be shared soon.  ✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦ Photos and videos at the conference: We'll be taking photos and videos during the conference to capture the event and share highlights. By attending, you agree that we can use images and recordings that include you on our website, social media, and promotional materials. Press: For press enquiries, please write to office@digitalhumanism.at. Organisation: The Digital Humanism Conference 2026 is organised by the Digital Humanism Association in partnership with EUDHIT and the Austrian Academy of Sciences (ÖAW) and supported by the City of Vienna and the Science and Technology Fund (WWTF). It will take place on 24–26 June at the Austrian Academy of Sciences (ÖAW).