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Black communities' voices are often missing in technology design and future envisioning.Social Computing, Communities, and Public Information / Indigenous, Decolonial, and Afro/Indigenous Futurist Design
Black communities' voices are often missing in technology design and future envisioning.
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lightbulbPractical problemIndigenous, Decolonial, and Afro/Indigenous Futurist Design
Local community needs and culture are often neglected in North-South collaboration projects.CSCW '24The Collaboration Paradox: Confronting Colonial Legacies in South-North Projects
lightbulbPractical problemIndigenous, Decolonial, and Afro/Indigenous Futurist Design
Existing technologies threaten indigenous community identity and culture, lacking diversity and respect for self-governance.lightbulbPractical problemIndigenous, Decolonial, and Afro/Indigenous Futurist Design
Indigenous communities are often marginalized in digital technology; technology design lacks cultural inclusivity.CSCW '23Conceptualizing Indigeneity in Social Computing
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The Kalenjin community faces rapid loss of indigenous knowledge and intergenerational transmission gaps.lightbulbPractical problemIndigenous, Decolonial, and Afro/Indigenous Futurist Design
Traditional design tools fail to effectively address complex social issues related to race and identity.lightbulbPractical problemIndigenous, Decolonial, and Afro/Indigenous Futurist Design
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