Program Overview

Experience a dynamic program featuring renowned keynote speakers, submitted oral presentations and posters, hands-on workshops, and vibrant social and community gatherings.

Virtual Sessions: Wednesday March 17, 2027
Afternoon:
Virtual presentations
Evening:
Virtual presentations
Day 1: Thursday March 18, 2027
Day:
Registration, workshops
Evening:
Opening Keynote Presentation and Welcome Reception
Day 2: Friday March 19, 2027
Day:
Concurrent sessions
Evening:
Day 2 Keynote Presentation
Day 3: Saturday March 20, 2027
Day:
Concurrent sessions
Evening:
Closing Keynote Presentation

We look forward to sharing the full program and event schedule with you soon.

Present your work

The call for abstracts is now open! Share your ideas and insights
by submitting a presentation proposal, and join the program of this
landmark conference.

Can't make it to Dubai? Present online

The day before the conference, we will host dedicated virtual sessions designed to ensure inclusion and accessibility for participants who cannot attend in person. These sessions will provide an opportunity for remote delegates to present their work, engage with other presenters, and experience a meaningful part of the conference program. During the main conference, keynote presentations will be recorded and made available on demand, so virtual participants can access them at a time that suits their schedule and circumstances. Please note that, in order to focus on creating the best possible in-person experience, the concurrent sessions will not be streamed.

We warmly invite abstract submissions (presentation proposals) for the virtual sessions. Please note that virtual registration is required for both presenting and participating in these sessions. Click here to view further details of virtual participation. 

For the Digital Day of the Social Capital Conference 2027, we have decided to pilot a Spanish-language session. Our goal is to make the conference more accessible to a broader audience and to actively involve practitioners in the debate, ensuring their voices and experiences shape the discussions.

We chose Spanish as our starting point because we already have a strong and engaged community in Chile. If this initiative proves successful, we plan to expand it in future conferences by offering sessions in additional languages, further breaking down language barriers and fostering a truly global exchange.