Events submitted by their organisers
We publish activities submitted and expressly authorised by their organisers, collaborators, participants or representatives.
Promotion with institutional context
Selected events join a common framework that strengthens their visibility, context and international reach.
CEA Digital Law Events Network
The network provides institutional recognition, multilingual promotion and international connections, while each organiser remains responsible for its own event.
Submit your event
We only need the essential details to get started. You can add more information later.
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Find out what publication includes and how the CEA Digital Law Events Network works.

For organisers
Free publication and promotion tools
Publishing the event is free of charge for the organiser.
Approved events can have:
- their own page on CEA Digital Law
- versions in Spanish, English, Portuguese, French and Arabic
- a separate URL for each language
- tools to share them on social networks
- direct calendar integration
- a dissemination kit
- a permanent historical archive
- the possibility of adding the programme, participants and documents later
Every proposal is reviewed in advance by CEA Digital Law.
Why this network exists
An agenda built by its own community
Legal, academic and institutional knowledge is generated every day at universities, professional bodies, associations, public administrations, international organisations, companies, research centres and organisations in many countries.
CEA Digital Law wants to help connect these initiatives, increase their visibility and make it easier for them to circulate among professional and academic communities in different regions and legal systems.
Each activity added broadens the connections between institutions, professionals and communities and helps to build a wider, more diverse and more accessible international network.
Which events can be published
CEA Digital Law pays particular attention to the legal transformations linked to digitalisation and technology, but its network also includes relevant activities from other areas of law, regulation, public policy, business, academia, governance and international relations.
Law · Artificial Intelligence · Data Protection · Cybersecurity · Business · Regulation · Arbitration · Human Rights · Education · International Relations · Technology and other related areas.
The CEA Digital Law logo
Identifying the events incorporated into the CEA Digital Law Events Network
All events published through this system must include the CEA Digital Law logo on their poster.
The logo identifies their incorporation into our international dissemination network and distinguishes these events from content collected unilaterally from external sources.
Its presence provides a common institutional reference within an international network of professionals, academics, institutions and organisations.
Including the logo does not in itself mean that CEA Digital Law organises, sponsors, certifies or endorses the content of the event, unless this is expressly stated.

What happens after you submit it
- We review the proposalSome information may be verified automatically and the proposal may also be reviewed by a person.
- We may ask for clarificationOnly if necessary.
- If it is accepted, you will receive the final versionYou will be able to review the poster and the event page.
- You confirm the publicationThe final conditions to be accepted will be shown.
- We publish the eventYou will receive its URLs and promotion tools.
