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DC01

Designing for the Self: Enabling People to Design Behavioral Interventions 
Elena Agapie, University of Washington

DC02

Bridging Social Critique and Design: Building a Health Informatics Tool for Transgender Voice 
Alex A. Ahmed, Northeastern University

DC03

Bodily Connectedness: Designing Affective, Movement-based Communication Media 
Yulia Brazauskayte, University of New South Wales

DC04

HCI for Participatory Futuring in Sustainable Communities: Reconciling Visions with Everyday Practice 
Simran Chopra, Northumbria University

DC05

Reconnecting the Body and the Mind: Technology to Support Mindfulness for Stress 
Karen Anne Cochrane, University of Sydney

DC06

User Adaptation to Constant Change in Algorithmically-Driven Social Platforms 
Michael A. DeVito, Northwestern University

DC07

Algorithms, Oppression, and Mental Illness on Social Media 
Jessica L. Feuston, Northwestern University

DC08

Languages & Visualizations to Enable Effective End User Programming 
Jane Hoffswell, University of Washington

DC09

Player Types of Gamers: Critical Evaluation 
Suvi K. Holm, University of Turku

DC10

Designing Visual Communication of Everyday Illness Experiences in Pediatric Care 
Matthew K. Hong, Georgia Institute of Technology

DC11

Designing for Visual Data Exploration in Multi-Device Environments 
Tom Horak, Technische Universität Dresden

DC12

Expressive Biosignals: Authentic Social Cues for Social Connection 
Fannie Liu, Carnegie Mellon University

DC13

Inventive Scaffolds Catalyze Creative Learning 
Tricia J. Ngoon, University of California, San Diego

DC14

Mobile Persuasive Technology: Promoting Positive Waste Management Behaviors in Developing African Nations 
Makuochi Nkwo, Ebonyi State University

DC15

Technology Meets Fashion: Exploring Wearables, Fashion Tech and Haute Tech Couture 
Teddy Seyed, University of Calgary

DC16

Collaborative Video Game Design Work and Diversity 
Rachel N. Simons, The University of Texas at Austin

DC17

Exploring Future IoT for Families through End User Development: Applying Do-It-Together Practises to Reveal Family Dynamics in Technology Adoption 
David Verweij, Northumbria University

DC18

Designing for Long-term Digital Data Management 
Francesco Vitale, University of British Columbia

DC19

Exploring Socially-Focused Technologies that Can Help Children with Cancer Feel More Like Children Despite their Disease, Treatment and Environment 
Jillian L. Warren, Simon Fraser University

DC20

Co-Designing Digital Technologies to Support Minimally-Verbal Children on the Autism Spectrum 
Cara Wilson, Queensland University of Technology