Starting in 1 Hour! *Mustafa Naseem (University of Michigan)* April 19, 2023 11:45am-1:15pm CSE2/Gates 401 Hybrid via Zoom - https://washington.zoom.us/j/93502841900 This seminar is co-organized with UW Change.
In-person food will be available at 11:45 PM, Zoom will open at 12:00 PM, the talk will start at 12:15 PM. On Mon, Apr 17, 2023 at 8:01 AM Daniel Campos Zamora < [email protected]> wrote: > The speaker at this week's DUB Seminar: Mustafa Naseem (University of > Michigan) > > *Mustafa Naseem (University of Michigan)* > April 19, 2023 > 11:45am-1:15pm > CSE2/Gates 401 > Hybrid via Zoom - https://washington.zoom.us/j/93502841900 > This seminar is co-organized with UW Change. > > In-person food will be available at 11:45 PM, Zoom will open at 12:00 PM, > the talk will start at 12:15 PM. > > *Title: * > Patriarchy and Health: Designing Technologies for Men to Improve Women’s > Health in Pakistan > > *Abstract: * > This talk will address the design challenges and opportunities in creating > health technologies for men to improve the health of women in religiously > conservative, patriarchal, and low-income societies. In this talk, I will > share findings from the deployment of a speech-based service called Super > Abbu (Super Dad) designed to connect expectant fathers to doctors and to > each other. Over a period of 71 days, the service reached upwards of 20,000 > users who spent almost 400 thousand minutes on the platform. Through a > critical examination of cultural and societal factors, such as traditional > gender roles, stigma towards sexual health information-seeking, and limited > access to resources, I will highlight key considerations for designing > effective and culturally sensitive health technologies for this population. > The goal of this talk is to provide insights and recommendations for > designers, researchers, and practitioners to create health technologies > that are inclusive, accessible, and effective for users, regardless of > their cultural, social, and economic backgrounds. > > > *Bio: * > Mustafa Naseem is a Clinical Assistant Professor at the University of > Michigan School of Information. Mustafa’s research focuses on design > challenges around creating, deploying and scaling health technologies in > religiously conservative, patriarchal and low-income societies. Mustafa’s > scholarship informs technology and policy design in international > development, with a focus on centering marginalized individuals’ voices and > needs, while focusing on factors such as access and gender. Mustafa has led > projects in participatory design, sensors, makerspaces, and community-based > labor projects with refugees in Pakistan, Ghana, South Africa, Tanzania, > Botswana and the US. Mustafa’s work is published in venues including ACM > CHI, CSCW, Web Conference (WWW), Compass, and ICTD, and has received Best > Paper Honorable Mention and Diversity and Inclusion Awards at ACM CHI and > CSCW. Mustafa received his Masters in ICT and Development (ICTD) from the > University of Colorado Boulder on a Fulbright Scholarship. His work is > supported by the National Science Foundation, the National Institutes of > Health, US National Academy of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine, Bill > and Melinda Gates Foundation, and USAID, among others. > _______________________________________________ > dub mailing list > [email protected] > https://dubber.cs.washington.edu/mailman/listinfo/dub >
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