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Despite frequent efforts to combat racism, almost no research has explored how to cultivate positive experiences of thriving Black culture on Reddit. In this case study, we surveyed users of r/BlackPeopleTwitter (BPT)--a large, popular subreddit that ...

In this paper we examine the determinants (trust and social influence) that influence users' future use intentions of generative artificial intelligence (AI) applications among black, indigenous and other people of color (BIPOC) users of ...

Prior research has primarily focused on the negative experiences faced by BIPOC students and sought to identify ways to counter harms. In contrast, our work seeks to characterize and support the positive, valuable, and meaningful experiences of BIPOC to ...

Social media has revolutionized the way information is distributed throughout society, as folks continue to rely entirely on these apps for information on current events, health protocols, and socio-political discussions. However, these containers ...

This paper presents and delineates Promoting Equity and Achievement in Real-time Learning (PEARL), a framework developed to help strengthen academic and career-related skills of students and professionals, and most specifically those from ...

Although clinical training in implicit bias is essential for healthcare equity, major gaps remain both for effective educational strategies and for tools to help identify implicit bias. To understand the perspectives of clinicians on the design of these ...

Centralized online social networks --- e.g., Facebook, Twitter and TikTok --- help drive social connection on the Internet, but have nigh unfettered access to monitor and monetize the personal data of their users. This centralization can especially ...

In this short paper, we share our experiences designing a game for and about students of color at predominantly white institutions as a case study for a BIPOC-centric game design process. Through our design process, we encountered tensions in game ...