(2025). MeCCSA 2025 conference: Identity and Belonging. Edinburg: Edinburg Napier University, 4-6 September, 2025 (Paper presented: Selfie pedagogies: audience reception of sexual/sensual selfies.) (Tsaliki, L., Chronaki, D. & Derzioti, O.)
(2022).9th ECREA conference: Rethink/Impact. Aarhus (DK): University of Aarhus, 19-22 October, 2022 Aarhus/Denmark (Paper presented: AfroGreek Cultures in Athens”: Audience perceptions of Black femininity and people of African descent living in Athens) (Chronaki, D. & Tsaliki, L.).
(2021) ECREA Conference, September 6-9 Braga, (Paper presented: ‘Domesticity and the construction of intimacy: producing the erotic body within ‘the love nest‘) (Tsaliki, L. & Chronaki, D.)
(2021) 15th ESA Conference, 31 August – 3 September Barcelona/Spain, (Paper presented “Black girlhood and emerging sexual identities: sexual citizenship and teenage girls of African descent in Athens”) (Tsaliki, L., D. Chronaki and O. Derzioti)
(2020) 7th conference of the Greek Sociological Association ‘Post-crisis societies, socities without crisis’ 23-25/09/2020, Athens, Greece (Paper presented: COVID-19 and the ‘child at risk’: Narratives about online risks for childhood during national lockdowns).
(2019) School of Media, Journalism and Culture symposium, “Quiet Revolution? Alternative sexualities in Europe and the post-Soviet region”, September 19th, Cardiff, UK, (Paper presented: “Can’t be a hero and a drag at the same time”: The discursive construction of Zak Kostopoulos’ drag identity in media coverage of his death”)
(2018) ECREA Conference, “Centres and Peripheries: Communication, Research, Translation’ (Paper title: Greeks talking Brexit: Greek EU correspondents’ account of Brexit), 31/10-04/11, Lugano, Switzerland (funded by the Jean-Monnet Chair on European Integration, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki) (Chronaki, D., Fragkonikolopoulos, C. & Tsaliki, L.)
(2017) International Symposium (ECREA Gender and Communication Section & Digital Culture Section), Sexualities and Digital Culture in Europe, Faculty of Communication and Media Studies, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, May 26 & 27, Athens (Paper presented: ‘Is it art or is it porn? Young people’s interpretations of representations of sexuality in artistic and digital context’)
(2011) VI International Conference Communication and Reality “Life without Media”, June 30-July 1, 2011, Barcelona, Spain (Paper Presented: Is the internet more dangerous for minors today, than was a bookstore before the screen media era?” Examining young people’s experiences with sexual content) (partially funded by the Faculty of Children and Pedagogy, Institute of Education, University of London)
(2011) ESA 10th Conference, Social Relations in Turbulent Times, 7-10 September 2011, Geneva, Switzerland (Paper presented: “Do girls talk porn? Young girls’ discourses about sexual content online”)
(2010) Aoir Conference, “Internet Research 11.0 – Sustainability, Participation, Action”, Gothenburg, October 21-23, 2010 (Paper to be presented: “Factors shaping children’s internet use: domestic arrangements, family structures and ‘bedroom culture’ in Greece and Portugal”, Liza Tsaliki & Despina Chronaki)
(2010) International Journal of Arts and Science Conference, Harvard University, Boston, 31 May-3 June, 2010 (Paper to be presented: “The Vatopedi Monastery Scandal”: How Do Media Cover Topics Where Representatives of the Greek Orthodox Church Are Involved?”)
(2009) 7th OMEP conference, “Childhood and Mass Media”, Athens, 6-8 November 2009 (Paper presented : “Children’s and parents’ agenda of online risks in comparison to the press agenda in Greece”)
(2008) ECREA, 2nd European Communication Conference, Barcelona 25-28/11/2008 (Paper presented: “Take a walk on the wild side: the representation of online risks for children in contemporary Greek Press”, Liza Tsaliki and Despina Chronaki)
(2008) Globalisation, Media and Adult/ Sexual content: Challenges to Regulation and Research, Athens Conference 29-30/09/2008 (Paper presented: “Villains, victims and heroes: the representation of pornography in contemporary Greek Press”, Liza Tsaliki and Despina Chronaki)
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