Research in HCI4D has continuously advanced a narrative of “lacks” and “gaps” of the
African perspective in technoscience. In response to such misguided assumptions, this …

Over the last decades, care has proliferated as a notion aimed at capturing a vast array of
practices, conditions, and sentiments. In this article, we argue that the analytics of care may …

In this introduction to the special section “Computing in/from the South,” we position the
South as a method to change dominant frames about the past, present, and future of …

This article reviews interdisciplinary toxicity literature, building from Gerald E. Markowitz and
David Rosner's “deceit and denial” and Phil Brown's “contested illnesses” to argue for a …

Colonial empires, scientists, philanthropists and Hollywood studios have long sustained an
image of islands as remote places with unique ecologies and cultures, experimental labs, or …

This paper examines alliances between scientists and local groups in the context of
environmental justice conflicts. We analyze the trajectories of two white male scientific …

Opening up RRI to values and ways of knowing and doing beyond its European and
Anglophone origins has become a focal area for scholars and practitioners. This article …

Generations of colonialism, industrialization, intensive agriculture, and anthropogenic
climate change have radically altered global ecosystems and by extension, their …

Epidemiology for and by Indigenous peoples uses quantitative and statistical methods to
better document Indigenous health concerns, and is oriented around providing data for use …

This study explores the challenges of realizing the emancipatory potential of
transdisciplinary research and methodology through a case study involving researchers …