DePaul University

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Expert-led Debunking of Health Misinformation on TikTok

In this work, we empirically evaluated expert-led debunking of health misinformation on TikTok with n=420 survey and n=20 interview participants. Unlike fact-checkers, health professionals debunk misinformation non-anonymously through video-against-video formats (stitching/''duetting''), rather than using labels. We a…

CHI '26Telemedicine & Remote Patient Monitoring +2

Tracking Together: A Robot-and-App-Based Speech Analysis System to Support Shared Meaning-Making Among Dementia Care Partners

Tracking for people living with dementia(PLWD) and their care partners is primarily focused on quantified dementia symptoms presented to care partners. However, what PLWD want to track, what other aspects of dementia care partners wish to know, and how tracking fits within the care relationship remain to be identified…

CHI '26Best PaperAI Ethics, Fairness & Accountability +2

Promise or Peril? Exploring Black Adults' Perspectives on the Use of Artificial Intelligence in Health Contexts

As artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly integrated into healthcare, ensuring that this innovation helps to combat health inequities requires engaging marginalized communities in health AI futuring. However, little research has examined Black populations’ perspectives on the use of AI in health contexts, despite the…

CHI '26Privacy by Design & User Control +2

Development, Evaluation, and Implementation of SEQR -- a Usable Secure QR Code Scanner

QR codes are widely used, but can become the vector of phishing attacks (QRishing). To support users, we systematically developed a usable secure QR code scanner, SEQR (Security Enhanced QR code scanner). We based the SEQR's design on two systematic reviews: (i) of academic literature (2015–2025), identifying 96 paper…

CSCW '25Combating Misinformation in Elections and Around the World

Misinformation's Influence on Voting Intentions: Older Adults' Experiences with Manipulative Narratives on Social Media

Older adults habitually encounter misinformation, yet little is known about their experiences with it. In this study, we employed a mixed-methods approach, combining a survey (n=119) with semi-structured interviews (n=21), to investigate how older adults in America conceptualize, discern, and contextualize social medi…

CHI '25AI Ethics, Fairness & Accountability +1

User Experiences with Abortion Misinformation on TikTok: Encounters, Assessment Strategies, and Response

Studying health-related misinformation, so far, has mostly focused on general “fearmongering” content spread on social media. The Supreme Court’s overturn of Roe v. Wade highlighted the need to study abortion misinformation as health-related content that could have criminal implications for users. In response to this…

CHI '25AI Ethics, Fairness & Accountability +3

Participatory AI Considerations for Advancing Racial Health Equity

Health-related artificial intelligence (health AI) systems are being rapidly created, largely without input from racially minoritized communities who experience persistent health inequities and stand to be negatively affected if these systems are poorly designed. Addressing this problematic trend, we critically review…

CHI '25Honorable MentionDeaf & Hard-of-Hearing Support (Captions, Sign Language, Vibration) +1

"I have never seen that for Deaf people's content:" Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing User Experiences with Misinformation, Moderation, and Debunking on Social Media in the US

Misinformation has been studied with various social media user groups, though not with Deaf and Hard-of-hearing (DHH) individuals. To address this gap, we conducted an interview with 15 DHH participants to explore their lived experiences with misinformation and their perspectives on common moderation and debunking app…

CSCW '24Session 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…

DIS '24Honorable MentionInclusive Design +3

"For Us By Us": Intentionally Designing Technology for Lived Black Experiences

HCI research to date has only scratched the surface of the unique approaches racially minoritized communities take to building, designing, and using technology systems. While there has been an increase in understanding how people across racial groups create community across different platforms, there is still a lack o…

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