About Us
Theorizing the Web is more than a conference—it's a movement that brings together diverse voices to explore and understand the complex relationship between technology and society.
Since 2011, we've been fostering critical discussions about how the Web shapes—and is shaped by—social, cultural, and political dynamics. Our community includes scholars, journalists, artists, activists, and technology practitioners from around the world.
Our Mission
To facilitate meaningful dialogue about the Web's impact on society and to promote critical understanding of digital culture through inclusive, interdisciplinary discourse.
Conference Highlights
Global Community
5,000+ members worldwide
Annual Events
Hybrid format reaching global audiences
Research Impact
Pioneering digital studies
Inclusive Platform
Diverse perspectives welcome
Our Journey
Foundation
Established as a small gathering of digital theorists and practitioners.
Global Expansion
Expanded to include international participants and remote attendance options.
Digital Transformation
Successfully transitioned to a hybrid format, reaching broader audiences.
Community Growth
Now connects over 5,000 scholars, practitioners, and enthusiasts globally.
Leadership Team
Dr. Josephine Smith
Conference Chair
Leading expert in digital sociology with over 15 years of research experience.
Prof. Marcus Rodriguez
Program Director
Specializes in web culture and digital anthropology at Stanford University.
Dr. Aisha Patel
Research Coordinator
Focuses on the social implications of emerging technologies.
Join Our Community
Whether you're a scholar, practitioner, or simply interested in the intersection of technology and society, there's a place for you at Theorizing the Web.