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Research Fellow, Monash University | ICT for Development | Digital Health | Human-centric design | Global Health | Public Health Nutrition | Food Systems Transformation | Health Systems | Inform Policy

I’m thrilled to share that our recent Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) research has made significant strides in the field of HCI for Development (HCI4D) with two new CHI24 papers. Although I missed presenting at #chi2024 in Hawaii this year, I am incredibly proud of the collaborative effort and impactful insights we’ve gathered. Here’s a glimpse into our work, and read the full paper to learn more: 1) Hearing Community Voices in HCI4D: Establishing Safe Places to Co-Create Counter-Collective Narratives with Women Farmers in Bangladesh: As the first author of this paper, we explored innovative research design methods with remote, disadvantaged women farmers in Bangladesh. By creating psychological safety and agency, we co-created a counter-collective storytelling approach that amplifies their voices. We utilized community-led radio-style audio recording to document women's challenges and priorities. The Benefits of Community Voice framework helped us analyze rich insights from community contexts, lived experiences, and local knowledge. This work emphasizes the importance of community participation in HCI4D to empower marginalized voices and democratize development efforts. 📖 Read the full paper here: https://lnkd.in/g_Rky_P2 2) Recordkeeping in Voice-based Remote Community Engagement: As a co-author of this paper, we examined voice-based remote community engagement tools, such as Interactive Voice Response (IVR), which are becoming increasingly vital for marginalized communities. Our qualitative analysis of stakeholder focus group discussions with domestic workers and NGOs revealed critical insights for developing inclusive recordkeeping approaches. These recommendations aim to enhance distributed community engagement and empowerment through effective recordkeeping tailored to voice-based remote community engagement. 📖 Read the full paper here: https://lnkd.in/gvA-E7yH I’m eager to connect with fellow researchers, practitioners, and potential collaborators who are passionate about leveraging technology for social good. Let’s explore how we can further empower communities and drive impactful change together! #HCI4D #CommunityEngagement #DigitalInclusion #ResearchImpact #UXResearch #SocialGood #AcademicResearch #TechForGood #chi2024 #CommunityEmpowerment #HumanComputerInteraction #MonashInfoTech #MonashUniversity

Hearing Community Voices in HCI4D: Establishing Safe Places to Co-Create Counter-Collective Narratives with Women Farmers in Bangladesh | Proceedings of the CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems

Hearing Community Voices in HCI4D: Establishing Safe Places to Co-Create Counter-Collective Narratives with Women Farmers in Bangladesh | Proceedings of the CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems

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