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"How do human centred design contributions impact Humanitarian Open Source Software?"


Funder Arts and Humanities Research Council
Recipient Organization Newcastle University
Country United Kingdom
Start Date Feb 09, 2021
End Date Apr 07, 2029
Duration 2,979 days
Number of Grantees 3
Roles Student; Supervisor; Principal Investigator
Data Source UKRI Gateway to Research
Grant ID 2402820
Grant Description

A critical exploration in how human centred designers participate in and improve humanitarian Open Source Software: This research will critically explore how collaboration between human-centred designers, people who manage Humanitarian Open Source Software (HOSS) and users of the software work towards improving

contributions on human rights issues. Through community-based participatory workshops and qualitative research, this project will work in affected, humanitarian locations where HOSS is most prevalent in India with 'dying' language translation and with human rights journalists in developing countries with encrypted

information sharing. This research will discover insights on the impact that design contributions have on HOSS and also the front-line users of HOSS tools.

All Grantees

Newcastle University; University of California-Davis

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