The prevalence of HCI research carried out with nonprofit organizations has increased
dramatically over the past 35 years. Despite this history and our accumulating …

Researchers in human-centered computing have surfaced a feminist ethic of care in
interaction with technologies, in data collection, and in data work. Drawing on two years of …

While HCI research has often addressed the needs of older adults, they are often framed as
being sceptical of digital technologies. We argue that while many older adults are …

Despite being considered a fundamental issue in the design, use, and appropriation of
digital technologies, IT security has found but little attention in CSCW so far. Approaches in …

Nearly 40 million workers in the USA, a third of the working population, are low-wage,
meaning they make less than $11.65 per hour. These workers face the pervasive and …

Home care workers (HCWs) are professionals who provide care to older adults and people
with disabilities at home. However, HCWs are vulnerable and especially susceptible to …

Big tech companies have had increasing control over how we work with technologies and
how technologies define the work we do. In this paper, I identify the sociotechnical futures …

The growing platformization of health has spurred new avenues for healthcare access and
reinvigorated telemedicine as a viable pathway to care. Telemedicine adoption during the …

This paper reports on a co-speculative interview study with charitable donors to explore the
future of programmable, conditional and data-driven donations. Responding to the rapid …

A well-accessible healthcare system is an important measure of the progress of a country, as
access to adequate healthcare is one of everyone's very basic human rights. When a …