Elizabeth Kaziunas

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Care-in-Retrograde: Designing for Reproductive Health in the Aftermath of Roe.

The overturn of Roe v. Wade radically changed abortion access within the United States leaving women to navigate new financial, legal, and logistical challenges in managing their reproductive health needs. Reporting on findings from co-design workshops with participants from Indiana (a state with an abortion ban) and…

CHI '252nd AuthorElectrical Muscle Stimulation (EMS) +2

"It's Too Much On Top of Your Own Food Drama'': Exploring Food Allergy Identity and Experience Through Social Media

This paper provides an in-depth view of people's experiences with food allergies, focusing on their social media use and its influences on healthy habits and identities. Through 18 interviews, our study examined how information and identity work on social media influences health behaviors, social interactions, self-ex…

CSCW '242nd AuthorSession 3c: Designing for Empathy and Care

“The Struggle is a Part of the Experience”: Engaging Discontents in the Design of Family Meal Technologies”

Meals are a central (and messy) part of family life. Previous design framings for mealtime technologies have focused on supporting dietary needs or social and celebratory interactions at the dinner table; however, family meals involve the coordination of many activities and complicated family dynamics. In this paper,…

CSCW '191st AuthorHealth and Caregiving

Precarious Interventions: Designing for Ecologies of Care

In this paper, we present ethnographic account of people’s everyday behavioral health experiences in the city of Jackson, Michigan to explore community forms of care work through an infrastructural lens. Detailing people’s interactions with clinical processes and health policies, local resources, and diverse social wo…

CHI '181st AuthorMental Health Apps & Online Support Communities +3

Lived Data: Tinkering With Bodies, Code, and Care Work

Human–computer interaction research on personal informatics in health care has focused on systems that aim to support patient empowerment and enable better health outcomes with data monitoring and tracking. Through examining the lived experience of personal data used to manage chronic illness, we show how such technol…

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