CHI papers researching healthcare human-computer interaction (HCI) are increasingly
reporting the use of “thematic analysis”(TA). TA refers to a range of flexible and evolving …

Social media has transformed how users create, share, and consume health and fitness
content. Research to date demonstrates that despite positive sharing opportunities, women …

HCI scholarship has not yet fully engaged with faith, religion, and spirituality, even though
billions of people around the world are associated with such traditions and belief systems …

More and more learning apps like Duolingo are using some form of gamification (eg,
badges, points, and leaderboards) to enhance user learning. However, they are not always …

The widespread adoption of menstrual tracking applications has garnered much attention
with recent research focusing on inclusive design. However, existing literature has yet to …

A detailed understanding of the mental health needs of people from refugee backgrounds is
crucial for the design of inclusive mental health technologies. We present a qualitative …

While chronic disease afflicts a large Indian population, the technologies used to manage
chronic diseases have largely been informed by studies conducted in other sociocultural …

The overturn of Roe v. Wade has taken away the constitutional right to abortion. Prior work
shows that period-tracking apps' data practices can be used to detect pregnancy and …

Social and cultural taboos frequently prevent meaningful conversation around gendered
health and wellbeing, across the globe and to varying degrees. Safe spaces can offer …

Today's videogames are often intertwined with profound religious narratives, content,
characters, and artifacts-but how do player communities understand the role of religion in …