WACV 2026 Call For Workshops
Submission Site
Coming Soon
Conference Site
Important Dates
- Workshop proposal deadline: Sep 13, 2025 AOE
- Workshop acceptance notification: Sep 27, 2025
- Workshop dates: 6-7 March 2026
We invite proposals for workshops to be held in conjunction with WACV 2026, which will take place in person in Tucson, Arizona. Workshops are scheduled for March 6 and 7, 2026.
Workshops should focus on topics related to computer vision and its applications, as well as interdisciplinary themes, emerging challenges, or community-building initiatives. Proposals that explore novel application areas or foster collaborations between computer vision and other scientific domains are especially encouraged.
Workshop organizers will have significant autonomy over the format, style, and content of their sessions. They will be responsible for: Managing the workshop's technical program; Inviting expert speakers; and Maintaining a dedicated workshop website.
Accepted workshops will be held on either 6 March 2026 or 7 March 2026.
Submission Guidelines
Workshop proposals must follow the official template (available Here) and must not exceed three (3) pages, including all content. Proposals exceeding the page limit may be rejected without review. Upon acceptance, organizers are required to launch a public workshop website within one week of notification. The website must include:
- Call for Papers (CFP)
- Submission instructions
- Important dates
- Program details
- Contact information
- Clarity on whether accepted papers will be published in the WACV 2026 proceedings
Workshop proposals should be submitted in the form of a single PDF through OpenReview: Coming Soon.
We especially welcome workshops that aim to strengthen or establish new communities within the field of computer vision.
Proposals will be evaluated by the workshop chairs and conference organizers, with an eye towards selecting high-quality workshops on a diverse set of topics that will inform and inspire the community.
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
We especially encourage proposals involving diverse organizing teams and communities currently under-represented at WACV. We also welcome workshop topics that address issues in Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in Computer Vision applications.
Contact and Queries
For questions and concerns, please contact:
Sarah Ostadabbas s.ostadabbas@northeastrn.edu and Scott McCloskey scott.mccloskey@kitware.com
Workshops Co-Chairs WACV 2026