Technical Architecture Group - Calendar

The W3C Advisory Board invites you to the Monthly W3C Member Meeting.

We'd love for you to extend the invitation to anyone in your organization who you believe would benefit from or be a valuable addition to the event.

North America/Asia/Pacific

The W3C Advisory Board invites you to the Monthly W3C Member Meeting.

We'd love for you to extend the invitation to anyone in your organization who you believe would benefit from or be a valuable addition to the event.

Europe/North America

Asia/Pacific/Europe

The W3C Advisory Committee meeting gathers representatives from member organizations of the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C). It provides an opportunity to discuss the strategic direction for W3C, review ongoing standards work, share updates across groups, and make decisions on governance and priorities.

Attendance:

• The Advisory Committee Representatives from all W3C Members are invited to this meeting as an important in-person opportunity for AC Representatives to ask questions of W3C leadership bodies and hear their colleagues' perspectives.

• Each Advisory Committee Representative may also invite up to 3 additional representatives from their organization to attend. 
  Note: The list of any additional representatives must be communicated to acregister@w3.org before they can register.

• Representatives from W3C leadership bodies: the Board of Directors, the Technical Architecture Group (TAG), and Advisory Board (AB).

• Group Chairs. For this reason we do not schedule the AC Meeting in parallel with group meetings.

• W3C Chapters staff.

For any additional guests, please see the W3C guest policy for meetings.

This is a plenary session that brings together all TPAC participants to share and develop a common vision of the challenges and priorities shaping the future of the web. It aims to foster dialogue and collaboration across W3C's communities.
Attendance is open to all TPAC participants.

North America/Asia/Pacific

https://github.com/w3c/strategy/issues/569

Recent regulations restricting children's online access through age assurance requirements are driving major changes across the web, prompting a mini-workshop to continue discussions from last year's joint IAB/W3C workshop on age-based access restrictions. Attendees are encouraged to submit proposals for discussion topics such as privacy expectations, risk mapping, and the need for multi-stakeholder collaboration beyond purely technical solutions.

Submission deadline: 09 October 2026
Please submit your proposal as an issue on https://github.com/w3c/tpac2026-miniworkshops, using the corresponding issue template.

https://github.com/w3c/strategy/issues/565

This mini-workshop will explore the positive and negative impacts of Generative AI on society and its intersection with W3C's Ethical Web Principles and Vision. TPAC attendees are encouraged to submit proposals for discussion topics such as sustainability, the open web, discoverability, inclusion, bias, neighbourhoods, accessibility, epistemic injustice, UI, translations, threat modelling, and co-browsing experiences.

To indicate interest in presenting about the positive or negative impact of GenAI on society:

*Open an issue with the "AIandSociety" label or
*submit a document to https://github.com/w3c/tpac2026-miniworkshops/blob/main/AIandSociety

Submission Deadline: 09 October 2026

https://github.com/w3c/strategy/issues/567

The World Wide Web has shifted from its original open, sharing-focused vision. There are growing concerns over protecting vulnerable populations, managing copyright and AI data usage, and navigating centralised social media platforms that obscure data sharing and provenance. This workshop aims to explore new forms of data governance, data ownership, and decentralised alternatives. Attendees are encouraged to submit proposals for discussion topics such as user-centric alternatives, usage preferences, data provenance, and the role of web standards in balancing openness and ownership.

Submission deadline: 09 October 2026

Please submit your proposal as an issue on https://github.com/w3c/tpac2026-miniworkshops, using the corresponding issue template.

Europe/North America

Join us for a friendly moment. Drinks and light food will be served.
A cash bar will be available from 19:30

The W3C Advisory Board co-chairs invite you to the Monthly W3C Member Meeting.

We'd love for you to extend the invitation to anyone in your organization who you believe would benefit from or be a valuable addition to the event.

The W3C Advisory Board invites you to the Monthly W3C Member Meeting.

We'd love for you to extend the invitation to anyone in your organization who you believe would benefit from or be a valuable addition to the event.

The W3C Advisory Board invites you to the Monthly W3C Member Meeting.

We'd love for you to extend the invitation to anyone in your organization who you believe would benefit from or be a valuable addition to the event.

The W3C Advisory Board co-chairs invite you to the Monthly W3C Member Meeting.

We'd love for you to extend the invitation to anyone in your organization who you believe would benefit from or be a valuable addition to the event.

The W3C Advisory Board invites you to the Monthly W3C Member Meeting.

We'd love for you to extend the invitation to anyone in your organization who you believe would benefit from or be a valuable addition to the event.

The W3C Advisory Board invites you to the Monthly W3C Member Meeting.

We'd love for you to extend the invitation to anyone in your organization who you believe would benefit from or be a valuable addition to the event.