Anh-Ton Tran

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Whose Time Counts? Temporal Arrangements in Sociotechnical Infrastructures

This paper examines how infrastructures organize time in ways that unevenly distribute burden, access, and opportunity across communities. We draw on two ethnographic cases: eviction case filings in Atlanta, part of the state’s legal and housing governance infrastructure, and a sexual healthcare intervention in Chicag…

CSCW '244th AuthorSession 1b: Abuse, Identity, and Harassment: Sociotechnical Perspectives

A Cross Community Comparison of Muting in Conversations of Gendered Violence on Reddit

Gender-based violence (GBV) is an ongoing public health issue. Prevention practice and research on GBV contend with an incomplete understanding of its public health burden due to gender-exclusive definitions of GBV and inhibited survivor disclosure. Prior work in CSCW and HCI has explored sensitive disclosures and GBV…

DIS '241st AuthorBest PaperAlgorithmic Transparency & Auditability +1

Counting Up: Designing Agonistic Data Collection in the Court Room

This paper details an activist court-watching campaign to collect data during eviction hearings, working with a tenant's rights organization and a legal aid group. Our work provides a thick description of compiling an agonistic data practice that studies up, fleshing out the conception brought forth by previous schola…

CHI '241st AuthorContent Moderation & Platform Governance +1

Situating Datasets: Making Public Eviction Data Actionable for Housing Justice

Activists, governments, and academics regularly advocate for more open data. But how is data made open, and for whom is it made useful and usable? In this paper, we investigate and describe the work of making eviction data open to tenant organizers. We do this through an ethnographic description of ongoing work with a…

CHI '243rd AuthorLGBTQ+ Community Technology Design +1

Cruising Queer HCI on the DL: A Literature Review of LGBTQ+ People in HCI

LGBTQ+ people have received increased attention in HCI research, paralleling a greater emphasis on social justice in recent years. However, there has not been a systematic review of how LGBTQ+ people are researched or discussed in HCI. In this work, we review all research mentioning LGBTQ+ people across the HCI venues…

CHI '232nd 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…

CSCW '221st AuthorData Work; Data Work

Careful Data Tinkering

In this paper, we describe and analyze the data practices of an activist non-profit, the Housing Justice League. We focus on their Tenant Power Hotline, a community outreach tool for tenants facing eviction and seeking organizing support. This research contributes to existing scholarship that examines data practices a…

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