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ORCID16th PDC 2020: Manizales, Colombia
- Chiara Del Gaudio
, Leonardo Parra Agudelo, Shana Agid, Cristhian Parra, Giacomo Poderi, Diana P. Duque, Liliana Villezcas, Andrea Botero, Felipe César Londoño, Paula Escandón:
PDC '20: Participatory Design Conference 2020 - Participation Otherwise, Manizales, Colombia, June 15-19, 2020 - Volume 2. ACM 2020, ISBN 978-1-4503-7606-8
Making Otherwise
- Andrés Eduardo Nieto, Isabel Cristina Tobón Giraldo, Carlos Torres Parra:
Mi Fink app, a participative research-creation experience for afro-caucan territory protection in Colombia. 1-4 - Jaz Hee-jeong Choi, Laura Forlano, Denisa Kera:
Situated Automation: Algorithmic Creatures in Participatory Design. 5-9 - Paula Astrid Mendez Gonzalez, Sofía Castañeda Mosquera, María Paula Bernal Tinjaca, Ricardo Mejía Sarmiento, Roberto Alejandro Morales Rubio, Juan Camilo Giraldo Manrique, Santiago Baquero Lozano:
Participatory construction of futures for the defense of human rights. 10-16 - Rafaella P. Eleutério, Frederick M. C. van Amstel:
Matters of Care in Designing a Feminist Coalition. 17-20
Platforms for Participation
- Amber Frid-Jimenez, Jesi Carson, Alanna Scott, Paninee Khantidhara, Dethe Elza:
Designing Participedia: A Collaborative Research Platform. 21-25 - Christopher H. Gyldenkaerne, Gustav From, Troels Mønsted, Jesper Simonsen:
PD and The Challenge of AI in Health-Care. 26-29 - Pietari Keskinen:
Worker Empowerment in the Era of Sharing Economy Platforms in Global South. 30-34 - Tangni Cunningham Dahl-Jørgensen, Elena Parmiggiani:
Platformization of the public sector: Assessing the space of possibility for participation. 35-39
(Re)Turning
- Victoria Palacin, Matti Nelimarkka, Pedro Reynolds-Cuéllar, Christoph Becker:
The Design of Pseudo-Participation. 40-44 - Aakash Gautam, Deborah G. Tatar:
p for political: Participation Without Agency Is Not Enough. 45-49 - Stefan Hochwarter, Babak A. Farshchian:
Scaling Participation - What Does the Concept of Managed Communities Offer for Participatory Design? 50-54 - Ilana Paterman Brasil:
Dancing in fissures: Embodied practices in animation to communicate a decolonial world. 55-58
Spatial Agencies
- Marcella Arruda, Michael Haldrup, Kristine Samson:
Performing Citizenship through Design? 59-62 - Laura E. Kozak, Charlotte A. Falk, C. Jean Chisholm:
Sticks, Ropes, Land: Confronting Colonial Practices in Public Space Design. 63-67 - Luisa Hilmer:
Participatory Housing - Segal's Self-build Method. 68-71
Joining
- Ricardo Sosa:
Indigenous Worldviews to Inform Participatory Creativity. 72-75 - Joanna Saad-Sulonen, Amalia de Götzen, Nicola Morelli, Luca Simeone:
Service design and participatory design: time to join forces? 76-81 - Ashni Devan Shah, Milene Gonçalves, Ingrid Mulder:
Design research for participatory policies: Paradoxes, Themes, Futures. 82-86 - Yumeng Xie, G. Mauricio Mejia, Paul Coseo, Chingwen Cheng:
A Participatory Design Case Study in Environmental Design Education. 87-94
Material Politics
- Lee Jones, Meghrik Isagholi, Elizabeth Meiklejohn, Snow Xu, Kara Truskolawski, Jessica Hayon, Grace Jun, Pinar Guvenc, Christina Mallon-Michalove:
Hack-Ability: Using Co-Design to Develop an Accessible Toolkit for Adding Pockets to Garments. 95-99 - Felix Augusto Cardona Olaya:
Cultural landscape memory artifacts visibilization, a codesign strategy. 100-103 - Carolina Noury:
The participation of cartonera publishers in Brazil: The micro case study of the Collective Dulcinéia Catadora. 104-108 - Laura Cortés-Rico, Jaime Patarroyo, Tania Pérez-Bustos, Eliana Sánchez Aldana:
How can digital textiles embody testimonies of reconciliation? 109-113
Navigating Positions
- Lieve Custers, Oswald Devisch, Liesbeth Huybrechts:
Experiential evaluation as a way to talk about livability in a neighborhood in transformation. 114-118 - Jesper Simonsen, Aisha Zahoor Malik, Gustav From, Marie Filippson Parslov, Lars Tue Sørensen:
A Checklist For A Successful PD Student Project. 119-123 - Juan Sanin:
Designing with as People. 124-127 - Leila Aflatoony, Su Jin (Susan) Lee:
AT Makers: A Multidisciplinary Approach to Co-Designing Assistive Technologies by Co-Optimizing Expert Knowledge. 128-132
(Re)Framing
- Aulia Akbar, Johannes Flacke, Javier Martinez Martin, Martin F. A. M. van Maarseveen:
A Collaborative Framework to Improve Public Participation Practice. 133-137 - Sara Klüber, Franzisca Maas, Anna Hohm, Jörn Hurtienne:
Participant's View: Short-Term Evaluation of Realizing PD Ideals. 138-142 - Sarah Robinson, Nicola J. Bidwell, Laura Maye, Nadia Pantidi, Conor Linehan:
Participation through substituting and refusing. 143-147 - Timothy Kariotis, Darakhshan J. Mir:
Fighting Back Algocracy: The need for new participatory approaches to technology assessment. 148-153
Untangling
- Katrien Dreessen, Niels Hendriks, Selina Schepers, Andrea Wilkinson:
Towards reciprocity in Participatory Design processes. 154-158 - Tanja Rosenqvist:
From 'Thinging' to 'Musyawarahing' and beyond: Adapting PD to diverse cultural contexts and democratic ideals. 159-163 - Shana Agid, Yoko Akama:
Reflexive account-giving through 'practice notations': : plural dimensions and dynamics of infrastructuring. 164-169 - Bibiana Serpa, Imaíra Portela, Mariana Costard, Sâmia Batista:
Political-pedagogical contributions to participatory design from Paulo Freire. 170-174
Workshops
- Jessica R. Cauchard, Anna Wojciechowska, Andrés Lucero:
Multi-Cultural Human-Drone Interaction Workshop. 175-177 - Andrea Botero, Sanna Marttila, Giacomo Poderi, Joanna Saad-Sulonen, Anna Seravalli, Maurizio Teli, Frederick M. C. van Amstel:
Commoning Design and Designing Commons. 178-180 - Christoph Becker, Ann Light, Christopher Frauenberger, Dawn Walker, Victoria Palacin, Syed Ishtiaque Ahmed, Rachel Charlotte Smith, Pedro Reynolds-Cuéllar, David Nemer:
Computing Professionals for Social Responsibility: The Past, Present and Future Values of Participatory Design. 181-184 - Santiago Sanchez Guzman, Rudolf Giffinger, Leonardo Parra Agudelo, Antonija Bogadi:
Open Participatory Design and Digital Tools for Inclusive & Resilient Development: Full-Day Workshop. 185-187 - David Hunter:
Data Walking. 188-191 - Alix Gerber, Christine Hegel:
Designing for Self-Determination: Making Futures Without Policing. 192-195 - Linda Tonolli, Vincenzo D'Andrea:
Can you see the commons? The Sense Weaver: visually-driven sense-making. 196-199 - Catalina Alzate:
The Underlying Paths of Participation. 200-202 - Barbara Szaniecki, Bibiana Serpa, Imaíra Portela, Marina Sirito, Mariana Costard, Sâmia Batista:
Participation otherwise: Practices by/from the Global South. 203-205 - Rachel Charlotte Smith, Heike Winschiers-Theophilus, Daria Loi, Asnath Paula Kambunga, Marly Muudeni Samuel, Rogerio DePaula:
Decolonising Participatory Design Practices: Towards Participations Otherwise. 206-208 - Juan Salamanca, Amanda A. Geppert:
'Thinking with' care in PD: Toward generating research programs and practices to foster 'participations otherwise'. 209-212
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