This study reviews 44 peer-reviewed articles on digital discretion published in the period
from 1998 to January 2017. Street-level bureaucrats have traditionally had a wide ability to …

Of late, there has been a renewed and reinvigorated exchange of ideas across science and
technology studies and participatory design, emerging from a shared interest in 'publics'. In …

The emergence of community-based Participatory Design as a distinctive field of
Participatory Design is relatively recent. In this chapter we trace major themes in …

Studies of algorithmic decision-making in Computer-Supported Cooperative Work (CSCW)
and related fields of research increasingly recognize an analogy between AI and …

While there is growing concern around justice and equity, they mean different things in
different socio-political and cultural contexts. Additionally, it can be difficult to make sense of …

The benefits of service learning, a genre of experiential education meant to balance benefits
of service for the community and learning for the student, have long been heralded across …

" Out there" is increasingly becoming a topic of concern in HCI. Thanks to various clarion
calls, researchers in the field are turning their attention to technology-mediated activities that …

In this paper we examine the way Information and Communications Technologies (ICTs)
support forms of community activism that operate outside formal political and institutional …

Social media sites are increasingly adopted by small nonprofit organizations (NPOs) to help
them meet their public engagement goals. However, several characteristics of small …

Many people manage a complex assortment of digital information in their lives. Volunteer
coordinators at nonprofit organizations are no exception; they collectively manage …