Rachel E Clarke

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Exploring Experiences of Self-Directed Care Budgets: Design Implications for Socio-Technical Interventions

The role of HCI in informal caregivers’ lives has been a focus of research for some time. Yet to gain significance in HCI, are the implications of healthcare systems’ transformation into a personalised care paradigm, where citizens gain choice and control over the delivery of their care. We provide a first HCI paper t…

CHI '222nd AuthorParticipatory Design +2

Negotiating sustainable futures in communities through participatory speculative design and experiments in living

This paper responds to sustainable HCI’s call to design long-term participatory projects with grassroots communities to counter the local effects of climate change and support more viable practices. We contribute a methodological approach to participatory speculative design as a series of interrelated experiments in l…

CHI '213rd AuthorAlgorithmic Transparency & Auditability +1

Financial Technologies in the Cycle of Poor Mental Health and Financial Hardship: Towards Financial Citizenship

It is well documented that people living with mental health conditions are more likely to experience financial difficulties. When explaining this association, emphasis has often been placed on financial capability, i.e. the capacity of those living with poor mental health to manage their money. This paper challenges s…

CHI '212nd AuthorAging-Friendly Technology Design +3

Circumspect Users: Older Adults’ as Critical Adopters and Resistors of Technology

While HCI research has often addressed the needs of older adults, they are often framed as being sceptical of digital technologies. We argue that while many older adults are circumspect users of digital technology, they bring rich and critical perspectives on the role of technology in society that are grounded in live…

CSCW '203rd AuthorHonorable MentionSocial Support, Donation, and Money

“Pick Someone Who Can Kick Your Ass” - Moneywork in Financial Third Party Access

This paper explores some of the new possibilities for financial third party access that are enabled by "open banking". The term open banking is used to designate the availability of banks' customer data through application programming interfaces (APIs). Financial third party access refers to the mechanisms that facili…

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