Social stigma and human exceptionalism have contributed to unsustainable menstrual
products and a neglect for the nutrients in menstrual blood that can enrich soil. In a …

Envisioning alternative futures and desirable worlds is a core element of design that must be
cultivated, especially when a deep transition of practices, values, and power is necessary for …

While decentering the human has been a key approach in posthumanist HCI, there are still
questions and tensions around it. To address them, we outline emergent notions of …

This one-day workshop brings together HCI researchers, designers, and practitioners to
engage with more-than-human temporalities in the context of designing with care. We invite …

We explore how actively engaging with the temporalities of a nonhuman organism can lead
to multispecies understanding. To do so, we design a bio-digital calendar that brings …

As we become increasingly entangled with digital technologies, the boundary between
human and machine is progressively blurring. Adopting a performative, posthumanist …

The re-evaluation of our industrial, anthropocentric relationships with time has led to the
emergence of new conceptualizations of temporality beyond clock time in design-oriented …

Recent work in HCI has called for deeper ethical considerations when engaging with more-
than-human organisms in design. In this paper, we introduce Microbial Revolt, a provocative …

This article addresses a serious issue that besets learning design: its over-reliance on
frameworks that promise particular outcomes for individual learners that accord with pre …

Feminist theory is core to posthumanist HCI and can support more-than-human designers
and researchers in questioning what human is being decentered and what marginalized …