Join us for three days of discussion from November 6-8, 2026, for the Yale Global Justice Program Annual Conference, “The New Infrastructure of Power: AI, Data & Global Inequality.” This year’s conference examines how artificial intelligence and data systems are reshaping economic, political, and social power and asks who builds, owns, and governs the infrastructure that increasingly shapes our lives.
With online sessions open to participants worldwide, we invite the ASAP community and everyone interested in technology, inequality, and global justice to join the conversation.
Conference dates and format
The conference takes place over three days:
- November 6: Hybrid session at Yale University in New Haven.
- November 7-8: Online sessions.
Whether your interests lie in AI ethics, workers’ rights, financial inclusion, global justice, democratic accountability, or the unequal distribution of technological benefits, the conference offers an opportunity to explore how digital systems shape justice and opportunity around the world.
Explore the latest program
Visit the conference page to explore the latest program, speakers, and conference information.
The program is being updated regularly as sessions and speaker details are finalized. Please check the conference page again closer to the event for the most up-to-date schedule. How to access the online sessions
The Zoom access link will be added to this article 24 hours before the conference begins.
Please bookmark this article and return at that time for the link and any additional joining instructions. Before joining a session, consult the latest program and check the listed session times against your local time zone.
Watch for an email reminder
We will also send the Zoom link and a conference reminder to the ASAP community and our newsletter subscribers ahead of the event. If you have already subscribed to our newsletter, please watch your inbox as the conference approaches.
Help others join the conversation
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