A carer or teacher often plays the role of proxy or spokesperson for a person living with an
intellectual disability or form of cognitive or sensory impairment. Our research undertook co …

Techlash encapsulates a breaking point reached with the critique of technology companies.
To investigate how this whirlwind of rage, inquiry, and accountability affects the lives of tech …

HCI shapes in important ways dominant notions of what counts as innovation and where
(good) design is located. In this paper, we argue for the continuous expansion of the body of …

The participatory design of CSCW systems increasingly embraces activities of reconfiguring
the use of existing interconnected systems in addition to developing and implementing new …

While many participatory design (PD) projects succeed in establishing new organisational
initiatives or creating technology that is attuned to the people affected, the issue of how such …

That arc—from Winograd and Flores' early critique to today's aesthetic user experience,
emancipatory HCI, and design fictions—is the story we tell in Humanistic HCI [8], the book …

The US healthcare infrastructure is fragmented with various breakdowns. Patients or
caregivers have to rely on their own to overcome barriers and fix breakdowns in order to …

This paper joins the discussion on participation in Participatory Design (PD) by proposing
reflexivity as an orientation for engaging in design and for the plurality of participation …

Participatory Design (PD) approaches are particularly well-suited to contribute to
contemporary debates of decolonisation in design due to PD's long-standing political …

This paper explores the relationship between design and intervention, and how scholars of
computing and design might strengthen their repertoire of intervention amidst a pervasive …