Jason C Young

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‘In a Pinch, If You Have Nothing’: An Exploration of Money-Making Apps in Homeless Shelters

Unhoused individuals in U.S. urban shelters increasingly leverage internet technologies for income-earning and financial management. We investigate app-mediated work used by these communities including online gig, shift, or microtask labor that reduce barriers to earning, but may be unreliable or present other risks…

CSCW '255th+ AuthorMitigating Misinformation

Rooted Realities: Exploring Community-Based Participatory Approaches to Addressing Misinformation with Rural and BIPOC Individuals

To date, efforts to address misinformation have focused on broadly scoped legal, technical, and educational interventions. However, recent studies in HCI have begun exploring new directions that focus instead on the individualized nature of the problem and its roots in identity and community. To understand the potenti…

CSCW '253rd AuthorHonorable MentionDesigning for Privacy

Participatory Design in Precarity: “Smart” Technologies for Tiny House Villages

In tiny house villages (THVs), land ownership, local regulations such as zoning, and management frameworks affect how formerly unhoused residents can leverage and augment their built infrastructure with ``smart'' technologies. These dynamics influence THV residents’ lived experiences, creating both constraints and op…

CHI '253rd AuthorInclusive Design +1

Domain Experts, Design Novices: How Community Practitioners Enact Participatory Design Values

There is a growing interest among researchers to define and promote equitable practices in participatory design (PD). Our work contributes to this research by exploring the values of facilitators with varying professional backgrounds. We conducted interviews with 15 facilitators who are novice in their design backgrou…

CHI '234th AuthorSTEM Education & Science Communication +2

It’s About Time: Attending to Temporality in Misinformation Interventions

Recent studies in HCI have explored how we might reduce the spread of online misinformation by helping people learn how to evaluate information in more skillful ways. Unfortunately, it isn't clear that such interventions have been meaningfully integrated into communities. To better understand why this is the case, thi…

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