Agostina Calabrese

@agostinacal.bsky.social

Member of Technical Staff at @cohere.com πŸ‘©πŸ»β€πŸ’» | PhD in Natural Language Processing from the University of Edinburgh πŸŽ“ | (she/her)

WOAH is piloting its very first mentorship programme, please consider volunteering as a mentor πŸ‘©πŸ»β€πŸ«

Workshop on Online Abuse and Harms@woahworkshop.bsky.social Β· 7mo ago

🚨 CFP: WOAH @ #EMNLP2026 🚨 The 10th Workshop on Online Abuse & Harms is here! ✨ Theme: Ten Years of WOAH: Progress & New Frontiers πŸ†• Mentorship programme (apply by April 10!) πŸ“… Submission: June 26 πŸ“ Workshop: Oct 24–29 πŸ”— workshopononlineabuse.com/cfp.html Join us! 🌍 #NLP #WOAH

Thanks so much for having me and for the warm welcome! My first visit to Wales didn't disappoint 🏴󠁧󠁒󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿😊

Cardiff NLP@cardiffnlp.bsky.social Β· 9mo ago

This week at our Cardiff #NLP seminar, we had the pleasure of hosting @agostinacal.bsky.social, who presented her work on "Reframing Content Moderation: Guideline-Driven and Explainable Hate Speech Detection." Thank you for the great talk, and thank you for visiting us!

Agostina Calabrese presenting at the Cardiff NLP seminar. 
Slide titled "who defines content moderation guidelines?"

As someone who likes to believe that detection technology can eventually protect victims proactively, I feel I need to sit with some hard feelings after this talk. Thank you @katejsim.bsky.social for bringing such an important and interesting perspective to the table πŸ™

Workshop on Online Abuse and Harms@woahworkshop.bsky.social Β· last yr.

CSAM is something that happens among the young people and among the known people, it's not about a third external predator figure 🀯 Very eye-opening keynote by @katejsim.bsky.social #ACL2025NLP

Not yet time for the first coffee break, and #WOAH Q&A is already getting spicy 🌢 Congratulations to Dayei Oh for winning the best paper award with her paper on marxist-feminist ethics for content moderation πŸ‘ #ACL2025NLP

Workshop on Online Abuse and Harms@woahworkshop.bsky.social Β· last yr.

Our best paper award goes to Dayei Oh for "From civility to parity: Marxist-feminist ethics for context-aware algorithmic content moderation". Congratulations!