Computer technology is often designed in technology hubs in Western countries, invariably
making it “WEIRD”, because it is based on the intuition, knowledge, and values of people …

CSCW holds a valuable set of notions and tools for future granular inquiry into the work
practice on food delivery platforms and pertinent questions from the field of food delivery …

Technologies in the workplace have been a major focus of CSCW, including studies that
investigate technologies for collaborative work, explore new work environments, and …

Many recent technological advances (eg ChatGPT and search engines) are possible only
because of massive amounts of user-generated data produced through user interactions …

Emotion recognition technologies, while critiqued for bias, validity, and privacy invasion,
continue to be developed and applied in a range of domains including in high-stakes …

While there is growing concern around justice and equity, they mean different things in
different socio-political and cultural contexts. Additionally, it can be difficult to make sense of …

HCI has long considered sites of workplace collaboration. From airline cockpits to distributed
groupware systems, scholars emphasize the importance of supporting a multitude of tasks …

The algorithm-based management exercised by digital gig platforms contributes to
information and power asymmetries that are pervasive in the gig economy. Although the …

The isolating nature of platform-based work, particularly gig work involving deliveries, has
created unintended consequences over how workers engage with peers, friends, family, and …

In this paper, we present ethnographic account of people's everyday behavioral health
experiences in the city of Jackson, Michigan to explore community forms of care work …