(DeSIC)
Developing and prototyping activities to unpick the sensitivities of technology use and data management in complex contexts.
Explore & provoke activities revolving around:
Freedom to act while being secure.
How people relate to security and not only how security is enforced upon them by designers and practitioners.
Explore ingenious ways to alter the uses of technological artefacts.
Trust through sharing resources
Examine what technologies, such as blockchain and modern encryption techniques, can offer to the communities we work with.
Newcastle University
Angelou Centre
Union of Women Associations of Herakleion
Sociality Cooperative
... seek to combine methodological tools and design approaches in order to develop an empathetic understanding of participants, their constraints, problem-solving perspectives, interrelations and practices.
feminist and intersectional approaches on data management we will try to...
expand our understanding on existing data security infrastructures
document and compare international perspectives on data security
develop and deploy a socio-technical intervention that responds to design for positive security needs.
Better understand how everyday activities empirically take place,
how these result in a more affective technological design
and how we can foster social processes on security & privacy.
Final Outcome?
Develop an open-source application which will help the communities we work with, tackle everyday problems.
Create a methodology in order to understand aspirations of communities with essential needs.
(women victims of domestic violence, migrants, and other grassroot initiatives that deal with sensitive data)
How all this can be applied on an international level.
thanks for listening...
the DeSIC team: