This paper examines refugees' experiences with and perspectives on the digital identity
systems used by humanitarian organizations to collect, manage, and share their personal …

Framed within the theoretical lens of positive and negative security, this paper presents a
study of newcomers to Sweden and the roles of mobile phones in the establishment of a …

Over half of Syrian refugee households in Lebanon are food insecure with some reliant on
an electronic voucher (e-voucher) system for food aid. The interplay between the digitisation …

Given that the number of refugees and displaced populations around the world is reaching
calamitous proportions and given the high penetration of mobile phones and internet among …

Across Europe, refugees are required to engage with the" civic turn"--a process of
integrating refugees into the social and cultural aspects of the new land. Over a two-year …

With the Syrian crisis still ongoing, 91% of Syrian refugee families in Lebanon do not have
adequate access to safe and sufficient food. There has been a drive for technological …

This paper examines refugees' experiences with and perspectives on the digital identity
systems used by humanitarian organizations to collect, manage, and share their personal …

In recent years, large numbers of forced migrants have arrived in urban areas all around the
world. Access to relevant information and suitable technology can help forced migrants …

In this paper, we examine riverbank erosion in Bangladesh, a crisis that affects millions of
people, but has largely been overlooked in the ICT4D and crisis informatics literature …

For marginalized communities around the globe, lack of stable Internet access can result in
a “digital divide.” The author's sociotechnical analysis of three marginalized communities …