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“You’re in a Ferrari. I’m Waiting for the Bus”: Confronting Tensions in Community-University Partnerships for Publicly Deployed Technologies

There have been increasing calls in HCI research to build sustained partnerships with communities that go beyond surface-level engagement. However, little is known about how these communities perceive such partnerships and their impact. In collaboration with a community-based organization, we co-analyzed a series of i…

CSCW '251st AuthorPerspectives on Data Privacy

“It’s Always a Losing Game”: How Workers Understand and Resist Surveillance Technologies on the Job

With the rise of remote work, a range of surveillance technologies are increasingly being used by business owners to track and monitor employees, raising concerns about worker rights and privacy. Through analysis of Reddit posts and in-depth semi-structured interviews, this paper seeks to understand how workers across…

CSCW '251st AuthorAdvocacy Work

The Future of Tech Labor: How Workers are Organizing and Transforming the Computing Industry

The tech industry's shifting landscape and the instability of its labor force have spurred unionization efforts among tech workers. Tech workers turn to collective action to improve their working conditions and protest ethical concerns within their workplaces. To better understand this movement, we interviewed 44 U.S.…

CSCW '244th AuthorSession 2f: Governance, Online Communities, and Design

The Denizen Designer Project: Practices, Relationships, and Principles of Activist-Led Design

Design activism is a way for designers and researchers to negotiate societal inequities and resulting implications for design practices. Within HCI and design, community-based methods are a common way to situate design engagements among those directly impacted by social inequities. Despite its potential for social imp…

CHI '231st AuthorEmpowerment of Marginalized Groups +1

Translation as (Re)mediation: How Ethnic Community-Based Organizations Negotiate Legitimacy

Ethnic community-based organizations (CBOs) play an essential role in supporting the wellbeing of immigrants and refugees. CBO workers often act as linguistic and cultural translators between communities, government, and health and social service systems. However, resource constraints, technological barriers, and pres…

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