UX research and ethnographic design for humanitarian technology. Peace building Crisis response http://bit.ly/EF-UXyall
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Content warnings. Violence against women, the Manchester arena bombing, radicalisation of youth and terrorism, natural and human-made disasters/crisis, colonisation, racism, education/social status prejudice, food related trauma. Some slides will have ‘No photos/copies please’. Please do not take photos/copies of these slides.
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Helping people raise their voice and those who serve them to listen and respond better We were able to map all the health facilities in Kathmandu Valley before the earthquake, which will undoubtedly help the relief workers’ ability to deliver supplies and help save lives.
A tool to help other teams reach each other everyday and in a crisis. On any device.
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Simply Secure (http://simplysecure.org) is a design nonpro t based in Berlin and NYC, founded in 2014. We design and support responsible technology that enables human dignity.
We offer design and strategy support for: > Open technology tools > Privacy, security, decentralisation, transparency, human rights tools > Nonpro ts working in and around technology
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developing countries, global south, emerging markets, third world, aid reliant, the next billion, new readers, socially excluded, migrant population, global margins, the west,economic peripheries, poor, sub-
Homework* Think of a deeply upsetting event in your life and try to begin to ‘Journey map’ this event. * Very optional homework
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How did we make sure we did this ethically? • Attendees notified pre-workshop of subject matter • Psychological support on site • Confidentiality • Researchers went through the same process • Researchers examples built a compassionate connection • Researchers were supported post workshop
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Doing your own field study in an emerging market. Some resources and tips.
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Stay safety, stay healthy. Take ‘burner’ phones, extra devices, do interviews in pairs or threes, know the local infrastructure, dress code.
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Practice on your next vacation* • Community research online • Photography • Ask taxi drivers about your topic * Very optional
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Reports and Guides. Leaving no one behind: Lessons from the Kerala disasters https://www.preventionweb.net/publications/view/69992
Safe sisters Digital security challenges faced by women human rights defenders. https://safesisters.net/resources/
The Human Rights, Big Data and Technology Project https://www.hrbdt.ac.uk/publications/
Human rights Centred Design community. hrcd.pubpub.org An initiative that brings together people at the intersection between human rights and design, tool development, and user education. All efforts aim to foster and extend the community.
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Resources and tools. Electronic Frontier Foundation eff.org AccessNow accessnow.org Advocacy Assembly advocacyassembly.org Code for America Qualatative research guide AXIS tools - usable.tools/guidebook Design Justice Network - designjustice.org UXYall -
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