Latin America has witnessed various initiatives over the past decade aimed at identifying, archiving, and curating digital literature, particularly on a continental or national scale. However, there remains a notable scarcity of archives focusing on a ...

Data is crucial for shaping and imaging economic, social, and technological structures, mainly in Western industrialised contexts. However, it also triggers social, cultural, and ecological concerns and inequities like data colonialism and data ...

This paper analyses practices of data perception and usage, as well as ongoing and envisioned community technology projects carried out by a Masewal Indigenous group in Mexico through their union of cooperatives, Tosepan. Through fieldwork interviews, ...

This paper presents a pedagogical activity with 120 students from two higher education institutions, one in the Global South and the other in the Global North. The objective was to incorporate decolonial thinking into analysing IDN artifacts ...

Among the various ethical or moral aspects of the research, one is the choice of language for scientific communication. The publication language choice can exclude or include people in effective communication, which makes us reflect on its social ...

On the 17th of October 2019, people from across Lebanon participated in nation-wide protests which ignited a revolution condemning the political elite and the dire socioeconomic conditions they have engendered. Such events through which people are (re)...

War begets crises that are among the most urgent areas requiring help from the international HCI/CSCW community; yet too few scientists address it using context-based, participatory field methods and by engaging in country and regionally based, ...

As the push for intersection between decolonial and post-colonial perspectives and technology design and HCI continues to grow, the natural challenge of embracing different ways of approaching knowledge production without ’othering’ begins to emerge. In ...