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Wednesday May 8 (Works in Progress)
Gates and Hillman Centers (GHC) - Room 4405
Track 1: Care, Support, and LaborTrack 2: Sociotechnical Perspectives on Systems and DataTrack 3: Speculations, Futures, and Alternatives
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Early Afternoon (90 min)
2:00- 3:30pm
Facilitator: Cindy Lin

Universities, Do You Care?/Surfacing Hidden Networks of Accessibility Support Systems in Universities.
[Virtual]
Trevor Cross, University of Toronto; Carolyn Ly, University of Toronto; Ishani Pandey, University of Toronto; Adrian Petterson, University of Toronto; Priyank Chandra, University of Toronto

’It’s Not a Daydreaming Center, It’s a School’: Exploring Tensions of Purpose in Hybrid Schooling
Anne Jonas, Michigan State University

AI Failure Loops in Feminized Labor: Understanding the Interplay of Workplace AI and Occupational Devaluation
Anna Kawakami, Jordan Taylor, Sarah Fox, Haiyi Zhu, Kenneth Holstein - all at Carnegie Mellon University
Facilitator: Hong Shen

Enabling Dynamic Interfaces for Better Interoperability of Embedded Systems

Blaine Rothrock, Northwestern University; Josiah Hester, Georgia Institute of Technology

From Puffs to Patterns: Ubiquitous Technology in Mapping E-Cigarette Consumption
Yiyang Wang, Georgia Tech; Sheraz Hassan, Georgia Tech; Rishabh Goel, Georgia Tech; Shilin Wang, Georgia Tech; Aditya Gandhi, Georgia Tech; Xuhai Xu, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Yaman Sangar, Georgia Tech; Josiah Hester, Georgia Georgia Tech; Alexander Adams, Georgia Tech

A Socio-Technical Analysis of Central Bank Digital Currencies [Virtual]

Priyanka Verma and Shion Guha from University of Toronto
Facilitator: Carl DiSalvo [Virtual]

Fixing the Future: how actually existing smart transit pilots work

Vera Khovanskaya, University of Toronto, Udayan Tandon, University of California, San Diego, Sarah Fox, Carnegie Mellon University, Lilly Irani ,University of California, San Diego,

Calls For Anticipatory Practices In AI: Shifting From Predicting
Social Impacts to Building Capacities To Govern Them

Jared Katzman, University of Michigan

On (Dis)connectivity: Speculative Scenarios of Internet-Connecting Foot Pedals
Richmond Wong, Georgia Tech; Nick Merrill, UC Berkeley; Robert Soden, University of Toronto
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Late Afternoon (90 min)
4:00- 5:30pm
Facilitator: Anne Jonas

Couture Logistics

Margaret Jack, NYU; Robert Soden, University of Toronto

SwampNet: Reflections on building an emergency mesh network for mutual aid disaster relief
Jen Liu, Cornell University; Monique Verdin, Bvlbancha Liberation Radio; Nathan Smith, Bvlbancha Liberation Radio

Mattering Care in HCI: A Literature Review
Adrian Petterson, University of Toronto; Jocelyn Mattka, University of Toronto
Faciltiator: Vera Khovanskaya

Data Wagers in Worker Advocacy Research

Franchesca Spektor, Carnegie Mellon University; Vera Khovanskaya, University of Toronto; Sarah Fox, Carnegie Mellon University; Jodi Forlizzi, Carnegie Mellon University

Designing Data Advocacy to Make the Invisible Work of Home Care Workers Visible [Virtual]
Joy Ming, Cornell University; Chit Sum Eunice Ngai, Cornell University; Ella Yitzahki, Cornell University; Jiamin Tu, Cornell University; Ariel Avgar, Cornell University; Madeline Sterling, Weill Cornell Medicine; Aditya Vashistha, Cornell University; Nicola Dell, Cornell Tech

People As Data Infrastructures: How Disabled People Shape Identification & Enumeration Infrastructures in India
Kim Fernandes, University of Pennsylvania
Facilitator: EunJeong Cheon [Virtual]

Postsecular Computing: Religious, Spiritual, and Faith-based Ethics, Politics, and Pluralism in HCI [Virtual]

Mohammad Rashidujjaman Rifat, University of Toronto; Dipto Das, University of Colorado Boulder; Dylan Thomas Doyle, University of Colorado Boulder; Nusrat Jahan Mim, Harvard University; Zaidat Ibrahim, Indiana University; Sharifa Sultana, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign; C. Estelle Smith, Colorado School of Mines; Jed R. Brubaker, University of Colorado Boulder; Robert Soden, University of Toronto; Syed Ishtiaque Ahmed, University of Toronto

Speculating Refusal of AI in UX Practices through Participatory Design Workshops
Inha Cha and Richmond Wong, Georgia Tech
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