Yes. For any paper published in the proceedings of INTERSPEECH or other ISCA sponsored events whose copyright is transferred to ISCA, ISCA grants each author permission to use the paper in that author's dissertation or in institutional and public (such as arXiv) repositories (paper and/or electronic versions), provided that the paper is correctly referenced with the proceeding information including page numbers and DOI (if available). All authors of the article have the same permission for reprinting, under the same conditions.

Moreover, all authors are required to refer to the paper in the proceedings of INTERSPEECH or ISCA sponsored event, and not use the reference for the institutional or public repository copy of the paper.

By each submission of a paper to INTERSPEECH-20xx, the author(s) hereby warrant(s) that the manuscript has been submitted to ISCA (the International Speech Communication Association) for publication in the INTERSPEECH 20xx Proceedings, IS ORIGINAL AND HAS NOT BEEN SUBMITTED FOR PUBLICATION OR PUBLISHED ELSEWHERE and that all trademark use within the manuscript has been credited to its owner or written permission to use the name has been granted. In addition, the author(s) acknowledge(s) that all images such as tables, screenshots, graphics, etc., do not have a copyright that is held by a third party. The author(s) agree(s) to, and hereby assign(s) all rights, title and interest, including copyrights, in and to the manuscript to ISCA. The author(s) retain(s) the rights to any intellectual property developed by the author(s) and included in the manuscript. Note that the ISCA reviewing process is confidential. The copyright is provisionally transferred to ISCA at the time of submission of the article. This copyright is definitively assigned to ISCA if the manuscript is accepted after the reviewing process. If the manuscript is not accepted, the copyright transfer to ISCA is thus abrogated.

This policy is applicable to (most of) other ISCA sponsored events.