We present an empirical analysis of HCI for development (HCI4D), a growing research area
aimed at understanding and designing technologies for under-served, under-resourced, and …

Frontline health workers are the first and often the only access point to basic health care
services in low-and-middle income countries. However, the work and the issues frontline …

In response to recent calls for HCI to address ongoing environmental crises and existential
threats, this paper introduces the concept of collaborative survival and examines how it …

A growing number of HCI scholars have started to take materiality as an entry point for
acquiring a deeper understanding of the possibilities and constraints of design. Steadily …

Makerspaces public workshops where makers can share tools and knowledge are a
growing resource for amateurs and professionals alike. While the role of makerspaces in …

HCI research has both endorsed" making" for its innovation and democratization capacity
and critiqued its underlying technosolutionism, ie, the idea that technology provides …

This paper examines the question of" values in repair"--the distinct forms of meaning and
care that may be built into human-technology interactions through individual and collective …

Power exercised by large technology companies has led to concerns over privacy and data
protection, evidenced by the passage of legislation including the EU's General Data …

The notion of a circular economy is often presented in discourses on a more sustainable
future. A circular economy proposes more efficient material flows in growth-based economy …

The explosion in the use of software in important sociotechnical systems has renewed focus
on the study of the way technical constructs reflect policies, norms, and human values. This …