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ASHG 2026 Social Media Resources
We’re excited you’re attending ASHG 2026! Help spread the word and make sure your colleagues and friends know you’ll be there.
We created graphics and messaging that you can personalize. Make sure you include #ASHG26 in your posts and tag us. We look forward to seeing you in Montréal.
X: @GeneticsSociety
BlueSky: @geneticssociety.bsky.social
LinkedIn: American Society of Human Genetics
Facebook: ASHG – American Society of Human Genetics
Instagram: @GeneticsSociety
TikTok: @genetics_society
Attendee
- I am attending #ASHG26! I can’t wait to hear the latest in human genetics from industry leaders and experts and connect with my community. #HumanGenetics
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Speaker/Presenter
- 🌟Exciting news! I’m presenting a poster on [Topic] at #ASHG26! Come find me at poster #_ in the exhibit hall, I’d love to share my insights with you. See you then! #Genomics
- Are you interested in [topic]? Register for #ASHG26 where I’ll be speaking during [session name]. See you then! #HumanGenetics
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Exhibitor
- We’re excited to be exhibiting at #ASHG26 in Montréal. Visit me at booth #___ for more information on [product/solution].
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Social Media Guidelines and Best Practices
Please follow these social media guidelines while attending ASHG 2026:
- Please refrain from posting science imagery presented during symposium and other Annual Meeting talks.
- Treat all participants, attendees, ASHG staff, and vendors with respect and consideration, valuing a diversity of views and opinions.
- Be respectful and collaborative; communicate openly and with respect for others, critiquing ideas rather than individuals.
- Avoid personal attacks directed toward other attendees, participants, ASHG staff, and suppliers/vendors.
- Credit (identify) presenters by name.
- Do not take or share photographs of individuals under 18 on social media without explicit verbal or written permission of a parent or guardian.
