ICT Support for Refugees and Undocumented Immigrants

AbuJarour, Safa’a; Ajjan, Haya; Fedorowicz, Jane; Köster, Antonia

doi:10.17705/1cais.04840

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“…We consider our work part of the growing body of management literature on responsible research, i.e., academic research that aims to directly beneft practice and society. Notable examples of responsible research include the study of information technology as a resource to counter sex trafcking [9] as well as the role of technology in helping immigrants settle, connect with others, and integrate while maintaining their identity [1]. Our work adds to the responsible research body of knowledge by studying design requirements, principles, and features that may lead to more inclusive and fair allocation of fnancial resources in certain domains.…”

Section: Inclusiveness and Fairnessmentioning

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Promoting Inclusiveness and Fairness through NFTs: The Case of Student-Athletes and NILs

Carvalho

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Bhunia

et al. 2023

Proceedings of the 2023 CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems

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Recent regulatory changes have enabled NCAA student-athletes to proft from their name, image, and likeness (NIL), departing from previous policies requiring those athletes to maintain their amateur status. However, despite the changes, it is unlikely that all the approximately 500,000 NCAA student-athletes will proft from NIL contracts. Within this context, we study how to design a fair and inclusive solution that may help all student-athletes secure NIL fnancial resources. Following a design science approach, we defne design requirements after interviewing student-athletes. Subsequently, we derive three design principles: inclusiveness, fairness, and transparency. Thereafter, we suggest a blockchain-based artifact that satisfes all design principles. Our idea lies in designing collectibles as non-fungible tokens (NFTs) that pay diferent royalties whenever a transaction (purchase or exchange) happens in diferent markets (primary or secondary). Finally, we evaluate our solution by discussing its features with current student-athletes. CCS CONCEPTS• Information systems → Information systems applications.

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Section: Inclusiveness and Fairnessmentioning

confidence: 99%

Promoting Inclusiveness and Fairness through NFTs: The Case of Student-Athletes and NILs

Carvalho

Zavolokina

Bhunia

et al. 2023

Proceedings of the 2023 CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems

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“…Technology that is used or repurposed to aid in crisis, whether it be a natural disaster, a public health crisis, or a political/social struggle, is driven by values held by those providing the technology. Crisis as motivation to share or sell data on apps and platforms is driven through fear and a desperation to connect, direct, and coordinate others as shown by refugee crisis situations [8]. However, with no clear end to the crisis and/or no clear regulations, data derived from these systems remains in the hands of technology and those controlling it, without transparency for those impacted.…”

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Infrastructure in Crisis: A Values-Driven Framework for Transparent Contextual Decision-Making in Emergency Situations

Walkow

2023

Proceedings of the Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences

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Techno-solutionism in crisis management often conflicts with user privacy concerns. The technology industry frequently applies user expectations in an ad hoc manner, such as after a scandal or legal repercussions. Users have technology and tools thrust upon them with little or no choice as they attend school, go to work, and participate in society. This is compounded with a sense of urgency where privacy is an after-thought in design. This paper proposes a values-driven framework to guide implementors to identify core values that connect to the technical functionality. It also prompts decision-makers and implementors to transparently define the lifecycle of data as it traverses their technology by describing the stages that users will encounter. This framework aims to bring higher level ideas and values directly into the decision-making process as it situates and connects human values within the data lifecycle to functionality within the technology.

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Migration und Inklusion

Köster

2023

Handbuch Digitalisierung Und Politische Beteiligung

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ICT Support for Refugees and Undocumented Immigrants

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Promoting Inclusiveness and Fairness through NFTs: The Case of Student-Athletes and NILs

Promoting Inclusiveness and Fairness through NFTs: The Case of Student-Athletes and NILs

Infrastructure in Crisis: A Values-Driven Framework for Transparent Contextual Decision-Making in Emergency Situations

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