Researchers at the Margins: Othering and Community Solidarity
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- Published - 11/2019
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Published - 11/2019
Abstract
This paper discusses researcher marginalization based on three individual vignettes, drawn out from personal experiences. The goal is to extend discussions of
marginalization of research to the researchers themselves, how they are othered [5] and how we can draw on methods to address these issues. We discuss implications and ways forward, namely (1) the kinds of data we can/should collect, (2) organizing inclusive conferences and (3) how to start a wider dialogue without furthering the othering of these researchers.
marginalization of research to the researchers themselves, how they are othered [5] and how we can draw on methods to address these issues. We discuss implications and ways forward, namely (1) the kinds of data we can/should collect, (2) organizing inclusive conferences and (3) how to start a wider dialogue without furthering the othering of these researchers.
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The 21st ACM Conference on Computer-Supported Cooperative Work and Social Computing
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03/11/2018 - 07/11/2018Location
New York City's Hudson River (Jersey City)New YorkUnited States