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Mutual aid organizations face heavy technology management burden and inflexible tools.

lightbulbPractical problemPublic Action, Mutual Aid, and Social Coordination

Mutual aid organizations face heavy technology management burden and inflexible tools.

CSCW '24Maintaining Care Communities: Opportunities and Challenges of ICTs in Contemporary Mutual Aid

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Disabled communities are often marginalized in technology design and social movements.

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Nonprofit organizations lack resources and tools to effectively analyze social media data.

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Users struggle to quickly understand and effectively use complex information in climate services.

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Designers lack interdisciplinary methods and guidance when creating data physicalizations.

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Existing health monitoring technology struggles to adapt to complex environments; user acceptance is low.

UbiComp '21Wild by Design: Workshop on Designing Ubiquitous Health Monitoring Technologies for Challenging Environments

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