Morgan Vigil-Hayes

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Mending the Fabric: the Contentious, Collaborative Work of Repairing Broadband Maps

In 2011, the United Nations declared Internet access to be a basic human right. Achieving universal access has long been a goal of governments throughout the world, including the United States (US), where the provision of access depends primarily on decisions made by Internet Service Providers (ISPs) guided in part by…

DIS '24CorrespondingGamification Design +1

Co-Designing Location-based Games for Broadband Data Collection

Crowdsourced data collection is a scalable approach to collecting mobile broadband performance data across space. However, existing platforms for crowdsourced mobile broadband measurements are not designed to engage workers over time or space, which can lead to spatial misrepresentation and stale data. With the insig…

CSCW '233rd AuthorSocial Connections

Alone and Together: Resilience in a Fluid Socio-Technical-Natural System

Disruption to routines is an increasingly common part of everyday life. With the roots of some disruptions in the interconnectedness of the world and environmental and socio-political instability, there is good reason to believe that conditions that cause widespread disruption will persist. Individuals, communities, a…

CSCW '211st AuthorBest PaperSocial Support and Intervention

Integrating Cultural Relevance into a Behavioral mHealthIntervention for Native American Youth

Native American communities are disproportionately effected by a number of behavioral health disparities, including higher rates of depression, substance abuse, and suicide. As mobile health (mHealth) interventions are increasingly used as methods for addressing these disparities, they continue to lack relevance to Na…

CSCW '191st AuthorPolitical Participation and Polarization

Complex, Contemporary, and Unconventional: Characterizing the Tweets of the #NativeVote Movement and Native American Candidates through the 2018 U.S. Midterm Elections

In the 2018 U.S. midterm elections, a record number of Native American candidates ran for office at all levels of government. To better understand how these 104 candidates intersected with Indigenous political issues and movements to increase Native American voter turnout, we study 723,269 tweets about or by these can…

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