The digitalisation of the reproductive body has seen a myriad of cutting-edge technologies to
prioritise neglected intimate health and care topics, such as fertility and contraception. The …

Observing the texture, color, and conductivity of cervical mucus has the potential to support
menstrual cycle and fertility tracking, generating a layer of rich bodily, tactile/haptic …

Given the renewed attention on politics, values, and ethics within our field and the wider
cultural milieu, now is the time to take stock of social justice research in HCI. We surveyed …

The widespread adoption of menstrual tracking applications has garnered much attention
with recent research focusing on inclusive design. However, existing literature has yet to …

The 'intimate horizons' of algorithmic, self-tracking technologies have become increasingly
important. These applications are no longer perceived as distant, instrumental entities, but …

The design of social matching and dating apps has changed continually through the years,
marked notably by a shift to mobile devices, and yet user safety has not historically been a …

Background People in Western countries are increasingly rejecting hormone-based birth
control and expressing a preference for hormone-free methods. Digital contraceptives have …

On June 24, 2022, the US Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, which has led to full
bans on most abortions in 14 states within one year. Many people in the US use period and …

Mobile apps which support women's health have developed rapidly alongside the
increasing de-stigmatisation of female reproductive wellbeing. However, the ubiquity of …

FemTech, technology often in the forms of apps developed to specifically target female
health issues, have billions of users globally. Yet, despite the popularity of eg, period …