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Praxis for Otherwise Worlds: Expanding Emancipatory HCI through Black Studies

This paper positions Black Studies as a foundational analytic for Emancipatory HCI, showing how Afropessimism and Afrofuturism together model a praxis for designing otherwise worlds. Afropessimism offers a diagnostic lens for understanding how anti-Blackness structures the epistemic, institutional, and sociotechnical…

Chelsea Barabas et al.University of Texas at Austin

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…

Tamar Wilner et al.University of Kansas

Mitigating Misinformation

From Regulation to Support: Centering Humans in Technology-Mediated Emotion Intervention in Care Contexts

Enhancing emotional well-being has become an important focus in HCI and CSCW, with technologies increasingly designed to track, visualize, and manage emotions. However, these approaches have faced criticism for potentially suppressing certain emotional experiences. Through a scoping review of 53 empirical studies from…

Jiaying "Lizzy" Liu et al.University of Texas at Austin

Care Work

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…

Eunhye Grace Ko et al.University of Texas at Austin

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Embracing Social Justice within a Computing Curriculum to Foster Social Change

To ensure that technology serves as a tool for empowerment rather than oppression, Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) scholars have examined the ethical considerations of HCI research to explore pathways that inspire social change. In this work, we consider post-secondary education as one such pathway to social change.…

Gabriella Thompson et al.University of Texas at Austin

"Ethics is not neutral": Understanding Ethical and Responsible AI Design from the Lenses of Black Youth

The rise of generative AI has brought a host of challenges for historically marginalized groups, including increased surveillance, AI-mediated racism, and algorithmic inequity. While stakeholders emphasize ethical and responsible AI that is safe, anti-discriminatory, and "protects human dignity", the centrality of an…

Tiera Tanksley et al.University of California

Designing for Personalization in Personal Informatics: Barriers and Pragmatic Approaches from the Perspectives of Designers, Developers, and Product Managers

As the trend towards personalization in health science and technology fields has proliferated, researchers focusing on personal informatics (PI) tools for health management have grappled with when and how to design for a personalized user experience. While previous literature has addressed users’ perspectives on perso…

Rachel Tunis et al.University of Texas at Austin

Social Justice in HCI: A Systematic Literature Review

Given the renewed attention on politics, values, and ethics within our field and the wider cultural milieu, now is the time to take stock of social justice research in HCI. We surveyed 124 papers explicitly pursuing social justice between 2009 and 2022 to better reflect on the current state of justice-oriented work wi…

Ishita Chordia et al.University Of Washington

Flourishing in the Everyday: Moving Beyond Damage-Centered Design in HCI for BIPOC Communities

Research and design in human-computer interaction centers problem-solving, causing a downstream effect of framing work with and for marginalized communities predominantly from the lens of deficit and damage. Frameworks such as assets-based design and designing for resilience have emerged to highlight the strengths of…

Alexandra To et al.Northeastern University

"Who is the right homeless client?": Values in Algorithmic Homelessness Service Provision and Machine Learning Research

Homelessness presents a long-standing problem worldwide. Like other welfare services, homeless services have gained increased traction in Machine Learning (ML) research. \textcolor{black}{Unhoused} persons are vulnerable and using their data in the ML pipeline \textcolor{black}{raises serious concerns about the uninte…

Dilruba Showkat et al.Northeastern University

Why, when, and from whom: considerations for collecting and reporting race and ethnicity data in HCI

Engaging diverse participants in HCI research is critical for creating safe, inclusive, and equitable technology. However, there is a lack of guidelines on when, why, and how HCI researchers collect study participants' race and ethnicity. Our paper aims to take the first step toward such guidelines by providing a syst…

Yiqun T. Chen et al.University Of Washington

Paper Title	Authors	Research Topics
Praxis for Otherwise Worlds: Expanding Emancipatory HCI through Black Studies This paper positions Black Studies as a foundational analytic for Emancipatory HCI, showing how Afropessimism and Afrofuturism together model a praxis for designing otherwise worlds. Afropessimism offers a diagnostic lens for understanding how anti-Blackness structures the epistemic, institutional, and sociotechnical…	CB Chelsea Barabas et al.University of Texas at Austin
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…	TW Tamar Wilner et al.University of Kansas	Mitigating Misinformation
From Regulation to Support: Centering Humans in Technology-Mediated Emotion Intervention in Care Contexts Enhancing emotional well-being has become an important focus in HCI and CSCW, with technologies increasingly designed to track, visualize, and manage emotions. However, these approaches have faced criticism for potentially suppressing certain emotional experiences. Through a scoping review of 53 empirical studies from…	JL Jiaying "Lizzy" Liu et al.University of Texas at Austin	Care Work
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…	EK Eunhye Grace Ko et al.University of Texas at Austin
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Embracing Social Justice within a Computing Curriculum to Foster Social Change To ensure that technology serves as a tool for empowerment rather than oppression, Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) scholars have examined the ethical considerations of HCI research to explore pathways that inspire social change. In this work, we consider post-secondary education as one such pathway to social change.…	GT Gabriella Thompson et al.University of Texas at Austin
"Ethics is not neutral": Understanding Ethical and Responsible AI Design from the Lenses of Black Youth The rise of generative AI has brought a host of challenges for historically marginalized groups, including increased surveillance, AI-mediated racism, and algorithmic inequity. While stakeholders emphasize ethical and responsible AI that is safe, anti-discriminatory, and "protects human dignity", the centrality of an…	TT Tiera Tanksley et al.University of California
Designing for Personalization in Personal Informatics: Barriers and Pragmatic Approaches from the Perspectives of Designers, Developers, and Product Managers As the trend towards personalization in health science and technology fields has proliferated, researchers focusing on personal informatics (PI) tools for health management have grappled with when and how to design for a personalized user experience. While previous literature has addressed users’ perspectives on perso…	RT Rachel Tunis et al.University of Texas at Austin
Social Justice in HCI: A Systematic Literature Review Given the renewed attention on politics, values, and ethics within our field and the wider cultural milieu, now is the time to take stock of social justice research in HCI. We surveyed 124 papers explicitly pursuing social justice between 2009 and 2022 to better reflect on the current state of justice-oriented work wi…	IC Ishita Chordia et al.University Of Washington
emoji_events Flourishing in the Everyday: Moving Beyond Damage-Centered Design in HCI for BIPOC Communities Research and design in human-computer interaction centers problem-solving, causing a downstream effect of framing work with and for marginalized communities predominantly from the lens of deficit and damage. Frameworks such as assets-based design and designing for resilience have emerged to highlight the strengths of…	AT Alexandra To et al.Northeastern University
"Who is the right homeless client?": Values in Algorithmic Homelessness Service Provision and Machine Learning Research Homelessness presents a long-standing problem worldwide. Like other welfare services, homeless services have gained increased traction in Machine Learning (ML) research. \textcolor{black}{Unhoused} persons are vulnerable and using their data in the ML pipeline \textcolor{black}{raises serious concerns about the uninte…	DS Dilruba Showkat et al.Northeastern University
emoji_events Why, when, and from whom: considerations for collecting and reporting race and ethnicity data in HCI Engaging diverse participants in HCI research is critical for creating safe, inclusive, and equitable technology. However, there is a lack of guidelines on when, why, and how HCI researchers collect study participants' race and ethnicity. Our paper aims to take the first step toward such guidelines by providing a syst…	YC Yiqun T. Chen et al.University Of Washington