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Abortion rights activists face isolation and insufficient resources, making it difficult to participate safely and effectively.

lightbulbPractical problemCommunity-Engaged Research and Marginalized Group Collaborative Design

Abortion rights activists face isolation and insufficient resources, making it difficult to participate safely and effectively.

CSCW '23"I Don’t Need a Megaphone to Be Helpful": Probing the Role of Technology in Pro-Choice Abortion Activism

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Ethical reflection in community projects is often researcher-centered and lacks community autonomy.

CHI '25A Feminist Care Ethics Toolkit for Community-Based Design: Bridging Theory and Practice

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Home health care workers' labor remains invisible and difficult to protect.

CHI '25Exploring Data-Driven Advocacy in Home Health Care Work

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Marginalized groups have limited voice in digital service design and struggle to have their needs met.

CHI '25How Can We Change the System? Understanding and Addressing Redesign Inertia in Digital Public Services

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Poor data transparency in gender-based violence cases makes it difficult for the public and policymakers to understand and address the problem.

CHI '25Doing the Feminist Work in AI: Reflections from an AI Project in Latin America

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Minority organizers must navigate risks of data being used for oppression while leveraging data for empowerment.

CSCW '24"For Me, Data is Ammunition": Metaphors and Community Organizers' Data Imaginaries

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Marginalized community needs are often neglected in mHealth technology design.

CSCW '24Developing Resources to Support Community Health Research: Promoting Equity Considerations in Mobile Health Technology

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