Interactions, Volume 28

Volume 28, Number 1, January - February 2021

Welcome

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  Alex S. Taylor, Daniela K. Rosner, Mikael Wiberg:
  AI activism. 5

BLOG@IX

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  Sharifa Sultana, A. K. M. Najmul Islam, Syed Ishtiaque Ahmed:
  Fighting coronavirus with faith: religious and parareligious responses to Covid-19 in Bangladesh. 6-7

Exhibit X

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  Cassie Thornton, Lita Wallis, Furtherfield:
  The hologram: collective health as really beautiful artwork. 8-11

What are you reading?

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  Rosanna Bellini:
  Rosanna Bellini. 12-13

Making/breaking

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  David Benqué:
  almanac.computer. 14-15

Space

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  RYBN. ORG:
  Human perception. 16-20

Columns

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  Gopinaath Kannabiran:
  Your sexuality does not matter! 21-22
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  Daria Loi, Thomas Lodato:
  On empathy and empiricism: addressing stereotypes about older adults in technology. 23-25
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  Elizabeth F. Churchill:
  Reflecting on AI activism. 26-27

Dialogues

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  Sarayu Natarajan, Smriti Parsheera:
  A conversation on AI activism. 28-33
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  Mireille Hildebrandt, Virginia Dignum:
  HCI sustaining the rule of law and democracy: a European perspective. 34-37
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  Jennifer E. Lee, Meg Young, P. M. Krafft, Michael A. Katell:
  Power and technology: who gets to make the decisions? 38-46

Features

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  Wei Xu:
  From automation to autonomy and autonomous vehicles: challenges and opportunities for human-computer interaction. 48-53
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  Marc Hassenzahl, Jan O. Borchers, Susanne Boll, Astrid M. Rosenthal-von der Pütten, Volker Wulf:
  Otherware: how to best interact with autonomous systems. 54-57
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  Wei-Cheng Milton Shen, Chih-Chen Lee, Te-Wei Wang:
  Potential bias in creative chart design: a review of nontraditional financial graphs in corporate annual reports. 58-65
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  Eleanor R. Burgess, Renwen Zhang, Sindhu Kiranmai Ernala, Jessica L. Feuston, Munmun De Choudhury, Mary Czerwinski, Adrián Aguilera, Stephen M. Schueller, Madhu C. Reddy:
  Technology ecosystems: rethinking resources for mental health. 66-71
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  John Zimmerman, Changhoon Oh, Nur Yildirim, Alex Kass, Teresa Tung, Jodi Forlizzi:
  UX designers pushing AI in the enterprise: a case for adaptive UIs. 72-77
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  Huy Viet Le, Sven Mayer, Niels Henze:
  Deep learning for human-computer interaction. 78-82

Forums

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  Ovetta Sampson:
  A lovely day: an optimistic vision for an automated future. 84-86
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  Isabel Nogueira:
  Women's webs, music, and artivisms: empowerment processes at Girls Rock Camp Porto Alegre 2019. 87-89
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  Luiza Prado de Oliveira Martins:
  The Humboldt Cup: on narrative, taxonomies, and colonial violence. 90-92

Community square

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  Neha Kumar, Eunice Ratna Sari, Adriana S. Vivacqua, Naveena Karusala, Vikram Kamath Cannanure, Luigi De Russis, Loren Terveen:
  Globally yours. 94-95

Exit

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  Birgitte Aga, Coral Ann Manton:
  Women reclaiming AI. 96

Volume 28, Number 2, March - April 2021

Welcome

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  Alex S. Taylor, Daniela Karin Rosner, Mikael Wiberg:
  Global mobilities. 6-7

BLOG@IX

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  Muhammad Zahid Iqbal, Abraham G. Campbell:
  Covid-19 and challenges for learning-technology adoption in Pakistan. 8-9

Space

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  Kaleidos Collective:
  Experiencing Covid-19 in the Ecuadorian Amazon rainforest. 10-13

Exhibit X

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  Sjef van Gaalen:
  Functional fictions for multispecies cooperation. 14-15

Making/breaking

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  Liam M. Healy:
  Learning about the European borderscape on a tandem bicycle. 16-19

What are you reading?

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  Angela Okune:
  Angela Okune. 20-21

Columns

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  Jonathan Bean:
  Inverting mobility. 22-23
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  Jaz Hee-jeong Choi, Anne Galloway:
  Movement, time, and space, two ways. 24-25
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  Gopinaath Kannabiran:
  Ignored intersections. 26-27

Dialogues

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  Rachel Clarke, Cuthbert Tukundane:
  Mobility justice: working through cross-disciplinary perspectives on technology and refugee youth in Uganda during a pandemic. 28-33
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  Margaret C. Jack, Anupriya Tuli:
  Designing for liberation: our lives, mobility, and technology. 34-41
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  Laura Cortés-Rico:
  Hand in hand: a situated reflection about knowledge mobilization between textile and digital. 42-47
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  Reem Talhouk, Eiad Yafi:
  Middle Eastern reflections on forced migration, solidarity, and HCI research. 48-51
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  Abdullah Hasan Safir, Nusrat Jahan Mim, S. M. Taiabul Haque, Syed Ishtiaque Ahmed:
  Designing with the internally displaced slum dwellers in Bangladesh. 52-54

Features

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  Marisol Wong-Villacres, Adriana Alvarado Garcia, Karla A. Badillo-Urquiola, Mayra Donaji Barrera Machuca, Marianela Ciolfi Felice, Laura S. Gaytán-Lugo, Oscar A. Lemus, Pedro Reynolds-Cuéllar, Monica Perusquía-Hernández:
  Lessons from Latin America: embracing horizontality to reconstruct HCI as a pluriverse. 56-63
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  Andrew Tzer-Yeu Chen:
  How fragmentation can undermine the public health response to Covid-19. 64-69
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  Catherine Plaisant, Nat DeMenthon:
  The historical CHI video project: bringing 1983-2002 treasures to the ACM Digital Library and YouTube. 70-75
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  Jessica R. Cauchard, Mohamed Khamis, Jérémie Garcia, Matjaz Kljun, Anke M. Brock:
  Toward a roadmap for human-drone interaction. 76-81
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  Abdullah X. Ali, Meredith Ringel Morris, Jacob O. Wobbrock:
  Distributed interaction design: designing human-centered interactions in a time of social distancing. 82-87
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  Anke Dittmar, Dianne M. Murray, Gerrit C. van der Veer, Harry J. Witchel:
  Cognitive ergonomics: a European take on HCI. 88-92

Forums

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  Mia Hesselgren:
  Humble design for sustainable mobility: relearning what designing means. 94-96
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  Laura Koesten, Elena Simperl:
  UX of data: making data available doesn't make it usable. 97-99
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  Sareeta Amrute, Iván Chaar López:
  A conversation with Iván Chaar López. 100-103
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  Savita Bailur, Hélène Smertnik:
  Making digital financial services more trustworthy for women. 104-107

Community square

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  Andrew L. Kun, Neha Kumar, David A. Shamma:
  SIGCHI conferences: online. 108-109

Calendar

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  INTR Staff:
  Calendar. 111

Exit

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  Nia Easley:
  And, you hold power. 112

Volume 28, Number 3, May - June 2021

Welcome

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  Daniela Karin Rosner, Alex S. Taylor, Mikael Wiberg, Amanda Windle:
  The urgency for access. 5

BLOG@IX

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  Britta F. Schulte, Marie Louise Juul Søndergaard, Rens Brankaert, Kellie Morrissey:
  Utopian futures for sexuality, aging, and design. 6-8

Exhibit X

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  Cecily Morrison, Ed Cutrell, Martin Grayson, Geert Roumen, Rita Faia Marques, Anja Thieme, Alex S. Taylor, Abigail Sellen:
  PeopleLens. 10-13

What are you reading?

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  Laura Forlano:
  Laura Forlano. 14-15

Making/breaking

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  Eleanor Dare:
  Covidpreneurism: AI cold wars in the Covid-19 end days. 16-17

Columns

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  Daria Loi:
  A lifelong journey: addressing racial biases in design and research processes. 18-21
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  Gopinaath Kannabiran:
  Queerious futures. 22-23
• 
  Elizabeth F. Churchill:
  Refactoring design to reframe (dis)ability. 24-26

Dialogues

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  Rua M. Williams, Kathryn Ringland, Amelia N. Gibson, Mahender Mandala, Arne Maibaum, Tiago João Guerreiro:
  Articulations toward a crip HCI. 28-37
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  Seray B. Ibrahim, Asimina Vasalou:
  Voice and representation: engaging with the voices of children who have disabilities. 38-41

Features

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  Aviv Elor, Joel Ward:
  Accessibility needs of extended reality hardware: a mixed academic-industry reflection. 42-46
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  Kim Marriott, Bongshin Lee, Matthew Butler, Ed Cutrell, Kirsten Ellis, Cagatay Goncu, Marti A. Hearst, Kathleen F. McCoy, Danielle Albers Szafir:
  Inclusive data visualization for people with disabilities: a call to action. 47-51
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  Arathi Sethumadhavan, Josh Lovejoy, David Mondello:
  A framework for evaluating social acceptability of spatial computing devices. 52-56
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  Xinhui Hu, Vijayakumar Nanjappan, Georgi V. Georgiev:
  Bursting through the blocks in the human mind: enhancing creativity with extended reality technologies. 57-61
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  Alexandra Weilenmann, Mikael Wiberg:
  Zooming in/zooming out: how Covid-19 redefined the screen-time debate. 62-65

Forums

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  Manuel A. Pérez-Quiñones, Consuelo Carr Salas:
  How the ideology of monolingualism drives us to monolingual interaction. 66-69
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  Hazel Anneke Dixon:
  Immersive performance and inclusion through a lens of the social model of disability. 70-72
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  Quincy Brown, Neha Kumar, Jakita Owensby Thomas, Alexandra To, Yolanda A. Rankin:
  Discovering intersectionality part I: researcher interrupted. 73-77

Community square

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  Soraia Silva Prietch, Stacy M. Branham:
  Toward a more accessible ACM SIGCHI community. 78

Calendar

• 
  INTR Staff:
  Calendar. 79

Exit

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  Superflux:
  Refuge for resurgence. 80

Volume 28, Number 4, July - August 2021

Welcome

• 
  Daniela K. Rosner, Alex S. Taylor, Mikael Wiberg:
  The labor of tech. 5

BLOG@IX

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  Caroline Sinders, Sana Ahmad:
  The labor behind the tools: using design thinking methods to examine content moderation software. 6-8

Exhibit X

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  Lara Houston, Marshmallow Laser Feast:
  Dream: mixed reality technologies for live performance. 10-13

What are you reading?

• 
  Grant Jun Otsuki:
  Grant Jun Otsuki. 14

Making/breaking

• 
  Kat Jungnickel:
  Speculatively sewing historic clothing patents. 15-17

Columns

• 
  Jonathan Bean:
  Bridging knowledge and labor. 18-20
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  Jaz Hee-jeong Choi, Cade Diehm:
  Aesthetic flattening. 21-23

Dialogues

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  Seyram Avle, Sarah E. Fox:
  Tech labor: a new interactions forum. 24-26
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  Noopur Raval:
  Interrupting invisibility in a global world. 27-31
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  Rida Qadri:
  Platform workers as infrastructures of global technologies. 32-35

Features

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  Linnea Öhlund:
  The collateral damage of digitalization during covid. 36-38
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  Rojin Vishkaie:
  Companion toys for children: using drawings to probe happiness. 39-43
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  Ava Scott, Thomas Reitmaier, Matt Jones, Yvonne Rogers:
  Mind the gap: how good are we at keeping our distance? 44-49
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  Tim Schütz:
  Visualizing Taiwan's Formosa Plastics. 50-55
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  Courtney Heldreth, Diana Akrong, Jess Holbrook, Norman Makoto Su:
  What does AI mean for smallholder farmers?: a proposal for farmer-centered AI research. 56-60

Forums

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  Thomas Olsson, Kaisa Väänänen:
  How does AI challenge design practice? 62-64
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  Roy Bendor, Lisa P. Nathan, Matthew Louis Mauriello, Oliver Bates:
  'Everything in the forest is the forest': a decade of the sustainability in (inter)action forum. 65-67
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  Sareeta Amrute, Kamela Heyward-Rotimi:
  A conversation with Kamela Heyward-Rotimi: part 1. 68-71
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  Jakita Owensby Thomas, Neha Kumar, Alexandra To, Quincy Brown, Yolanda A. Rankin:
  Discovering intersectionality: part 2: reclaiming our time. 72-75
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  Nithya Sambasivan:
  Seeing like a dataset from the global south. 76-78

Calendar

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  INTR Staff:
  July - October 2021. 79

Exit

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  Ananya Broker Parekh, Sarayu Natarajan:
  Just and equitable data labeling: toward a responsible AI supply chain. 80

Volume 28, Number 5, September - October 2021

Welcome

• 
  Christina N. Harrington, Daniela K. Rosner, Alex S. Taylor, Mikael Wiberg:
  Engaging race in HCI. 5

Exhibit X

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  Tania Pérez-Bustos:
  Remendar lo nuevo: (mending the new). 6-9

What are you reading?

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  Prerna Srigyan:
  Prerna Srigyan. 10-11

Making/breaking

• 
  Jay L. Cunningham:
  Society and inclusive technology design pedagogy: a digital zine. 12-13

Columns

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  Gopinaath Kannabiran:
  I am sorry! 14-15
• 
  Elizabeth F. Churchill:
  Confronting racial (in)justice: Charlie Levin's immersive performance art approach. 16-18
• 
  Daria Loi:
  Design. research. art.: weaving voices to enrich HCI practice. 19-21

Dialogues

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  Christina N. Harrington, Brittany Johnson, Denae Ford, Angela D. R. Smith:
  Designing for the black experience. 22-27
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  Race in H. C. I. Collective, Angela D. R. Smith, Adriana Alvarado Garcia, Ian Arawjo, Audrey Bennett, Khalia Braswell, Bryan Dosono, Ron Eglash, Denae Ford, Daniel L. Gardner, Shamika Goddard, Jaye Nias, Cale J. Passmore, Yolanda A. Rankin, Naba Rizvi, Carol F. Scott, Jakita Thomas, Alexandra To, Ihudiya Finda Ogbonnaya-Ogburu, Marisol Wong-Villacres:
  Keepin' it real about race in HCI. 28-33
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  Quincy Brown, Tyrone Grandison, Odest Chadwicke Jenkins, Jamika D. Burge, Tawanna Dillahunt, Jakita Owensby Thomas, Sheena Erete, Yolanda A. Rankin:
  Reflecting on being black in computing. 34-37

Features

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  Verena Fuchsberger, Marta Dziabiola, Azur Mesic, Daniel Nørskov, Ralf Vetter:
  HCI taking turns. 38-43
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  Zhuying Li, Yan Wang, Stefan Greuter, Florian 'Floyd' Mueller:
  Playing with the interior body. 44-49
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  Rojin Vishkaie:
  Interaction design inspirations from children's drawings in a mixed-reality museum exhibition. 50-55

Forums

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  Sheena Erete:
  Using black feminist epistemologies and activist frameworks to counter structural racism in design. 56-59
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  Janet Chávez Santiago:
  Indigenous language and culture visibility in the digital age: examples from Zapotec activism. 60-63

Exit

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  Ashley M. Freeby:
  Segment 148. 64

Volume 28, Number 6, November - December 2021

Welcome

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  J. Khadijah Abdurahman, Sucheta Ghoshal, Daniela K. Rosner, Alex S. Taylor, Mikael Wiberg:
  (Un)making democracy. 6-7

BLOG@IX

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  Kristen Reynolds:
  Black literary technoculture and afrofuturist rupture. 8-9
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  Subhashish Panigrahi:
  Open civic engagement in a panopticon state. 10-11
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  Mac Andre Arboleda, Palak Dudani, Sayash Kapoor, Lorna Xu:
  The platform as the city. 12-15

Space

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  Salem Tewelde:
  Mapmaking for memory's sake: the Tigray genocide. 18-21

Exhibit X

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  Interaction Research Studio:
  Yo-yo machines: self-build peripheral awareness communication devices. 22-25

Columns

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  Jonathan Bean:
  Democracy and data fatalism. 26-27
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  Jaz Hee-jeong Choi, Andrea Botero Cabrera:
  What does it mean to do things together?: Design's conflicting relationships with democracy. 28-29
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  Mon Mohapatra, Rachel Kuo:
  The institutional capture of abolitionist dissent: ending genres of police science. 30-31

Dialogues

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  J. Khadijah Abdurahman, Sucheta Ghoshal:
  Grieving in the face of fascism. 32-35

Features

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  Gloria Baigorrotegui, Matías Valderrama, Patricia Peña:
  Online experiments and participation within Chile's extraordinary constitutional process. 36-40
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  Safiya Umoja Noble:
  The logics of (digital) distortion. 41-45
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  Rachel Kuo, Mon Mohapatra, Rigoberto Lara Guzmán:
  Lateral violences: speculating exit strategies within movements (a concept note). 46-49
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  Meredith Whittaker:
  The steep cost of capture. 50-55
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  Juan E. Gilbert, Isabel Laurenceau, Jean Louis:
  A study of ballot anomaly detection with a transparent voting machine. 56-61
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  André Ourednik, Jakub Mlynár, Nico Mutzner, Hamed S. Alavi:
  Social media platforms are failed cities. 62-66
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  Niels van Berkel, Mikael B. Skov, Jesper Kjeldskov:
  Human-AI interaction: intermittent, continuous, and proactive. 67-71

Forums

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  Sareeta Amrute, Kamela Heyward-Rotimi:
  A conversation with Kamela Heyward-Rotimi: part 2. 73-76

Calendar

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  INTR Staff:
  Calendar. 79

Exit

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  Annie Leue:
  Resistance is tactile. 80