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Fairness, Bias, and Research Governance / Participatory Design and Community Equity Governance

Users in the Global South often face discrimination and marginalization in platform use.

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Users in the Global South often face discrimination and marginalization in platform use.

CSCW '23Platform (In)Justice: Exploring Research Priorities and Practical Solutions

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Digital implementation of community mutual aid during crises faces efficiency and equity problems.

CHI '25Virtual Solidarity, Concrete Care: A Review of Mutual Aid Online

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NSTs can reinforce social bias and discrimination against vulnerable groups, exacerbating injustice.

CHI '25Building the Beloved Community: Designing Technologies for Neighborhood Safety

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Traditional participatory design is overly dominant and overlooks community culture and vulnerable groups' needs.

CHI '25Domain Experts, Design Novices: How Community Practitioners Enact Participatory Design Values

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Grassroots NGOs struggle to raise funds fairly due to lack of brand influence.

CSCW '24Demo: Marketplace for Impact Certificates

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The public lacks autonomous choice in charitable giving, and resource allocation is easily skewed by wealth inequality.

CSCW '24Universal Basic Philanthropy: Design and Analysis of a Grassroots Effort to Democratize Social Profit

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Care workers lack channels to influence technology design and face unfair working conditions.

CSCW '24Collective Imaginaries for the Futures of Care Work

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