Taneea S Agrawaal

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The Toronto Water Atlas: Staging Encounters With Nature Through Design

Recent work in Human-Computer-Interaction (HCI) and Science and Technology Studies (STS) argues that improving our relationship with nature demands designing for nature as plural and multiple. This means moving beyond approaches that impose one version of what nature is, toward sustaining its different enactments and…

CSCW '252nd AuthorSocial and Environmental Justice

Climate Data Practices: A Research Approach for HCI and Climate Justice

This article introduces climate data practices as a conceptual lens for HCI research and design toward social and environmental justice. We offer a working definition of this approach, which we locate at the intersection of critical data studies and practice theory. Drawing from a collaborative and multi-sited study o…

CSCW '243rd AuthorHonorable MentionSession 1d: Values and Practices in Crowdsourcing and Citizen Science

Value Tensions in OpenStreetMap: Openness, Membership, and Policy in Online Communities

The social life and long-term trajectories of online peer production communities are shaped and animated in part by value tensions that arise when distributed, heterogeneous participants are brought together into collaboration. This study of OpenStreetMap (OSM) draws upon values-based approaches to investigate how pee…

CSCW '241st AuthorSession 2e: Data, Power, and Justice

Moving Towards Mobility Justice: Challenges and Considerations for Supporting Advocacy

In response to climate change concerns, urban mobility systems around the world are undergoing transitions to promote lower-emission vehicles, public transit, biking and walking. However, mobility is a complex issue given the numerous socio-political factors implicated. This necessitates approaching climate-related tr…

CHI '241st AuthorContext-Aware Computing +1

What's the Rush?: Alternative Values in Navigation Technologies for Urban Placemaking

In the design of contemporary mapping technologies, effective navigation has become synonymous with the quickest route, limiting the extent to which people engage with the places they move in and around. This paper unsettles the prevalent focus on efficiency and explores opportunities to support placemaking during eve…

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