I am adding some polishing touches to today's #CHI2024 SIG on celebrating technology for neurodiversity. So exciting to host this event with @AnnuskaP Zolyomi
Yay! my colleagues, Dr. Dan Gardner, Reggie Gardner, and I have just published this paper exploring players' experience regarding diversity of representation in character creation in digital games. check it out! https://t.co/7F3oX9h7I2
So proud of the undergraduates from lab lab presenting at Chapman's student scholar symposium on Celebratory Technology [pic of group in front of poster]
Join us for an online workshop exploring connections between neurodiversity, emerging tech, and learning. We (@LABatChapman@mizuko@Joi) will share insights from our recent Neurodiversity for Connected Learning symposium in Japan.
So honored to have @HabenGirma as our #ASSETS2022 keynote speaker. Haben is the first Deafblind graduate of Harvard Law School & a leading human rights advocate in disability. Her talk highlights systemic ableism in education, employment, & tech & opportunities for change
#ASSETS2022 | Diversity and Inclusion Scholarship now open. Here is link to apply for registration. Travel scholarships are also available. Come join us virtual or in person! Can’t wait to see you there! https://t.co/a2w7neElUT
#ASSETS2022 is going to have an online Workshops Track for the very first time! Submit your workshop proposals by June 23, 5pm PST. Topics related but not limited to accessibility, enabling technologies or evaluation methods are all welcome. We are also looking for reviewers 🧵
If you or someone you know is interested in creating characters in games for science and will be around Orange Co. CA this summer, plz lemme know 4 more info! Especially interested in the perspectives of those who feel historically under-represented in media they consume. 1/2
Do you know an awesome undergrad interested in doing HCI research summer 2021 and learning more about disability studies and technology? I’m recruiting an undergrad through the REU program. Applications due 1/15.
Biden will be President in part because of his disability not despite it. He did not overcome it. It is and always will be part of who he is. To see someone talk proudly about disability is really something incredible.
@L_Andrew_Lyon@ctscast Sharing some of our thoughts in the podcast has me even more excited to co-teach with Dr. Blaser this Fall. I'm so proud to be part of the innovation in inclusive engineering at Chapman.