As technology and data access continue to evolve, researchethics in the areas of Human-Computer Interaction andsocial computing are becoming increasingly complex.Despite increasing interest among researchers, there is stilla lack of consistent community norms around ethical grayareas. One charge of the SIGCHI ethics committee is tohelp develop these norms by facilitating open conversationswith different stakeholders. This panel will be anopportunity to develop a collective understanding of diverseperspectives on ethics, and to gather input from the GROUPresearch community around the ethical challenges we faceas researchers who study social and collaborativecomputing systems and those who use these systems.