Digital Discrimination: Why Inclusive Information Systems Matter for Migrant Integration
Behind shiny digital portals are some assumptions regarding users, their familiarity, and trust. What if migrants won’t fit this mold?
Behind shiny digital portals are some assumptions regarding users, their familiarity, and trust. What if migrants won’t fit this mold?
Join us in a speculative workshop as a part of Communities & Technologies 2025. In this hands-on 4 hour workshop, we will co-design tangible representations of equitable and inclusive future infrastructures.
“In relationships without knowledge, there is no trust, and thus only “faith” is possible”.
We organized some workshops with DVV in September 2024 on national identity and migrant participation.
Unlike many impact assessment tools, the DEDA tool should be understood as a tool to gather a diverse group of people around the table and to help reflect on how values and practice are aligned.
A crucial panel discussion on the role of government reforms and automated decision making for migrant workers in Finland. The
By Avanti Chajed, Johanna Ylipulli, and Anne Häkkinen Trust has been a central element to this project from the beginning.
Designing conversational AI systems for diverse users, emphasizing the importance of considering multiple stakeholders like migrants and service advisors.
The position focuses on qualitative research and fieldwork in close collaboration with the City of Espoo stakeholders, as well as different NGOs working with migrants.
We started ”Getting on the same page” (GOSP) workshop as an internal practice for collaborative sense making and aligning research goals.