Neurodiversity Meet-Up @ CHI: Building a Neuro-Affirming Community in HCI

This Meet-Up aims to support the neurodiverse communities at CHI and broaden our examination of our practices, with the goal of fostering neuro-affirming environments both within and outside academia. Following our Special Interest Group (SIG) meeting at CHI last year, we aim to further establish a sense of community, continuity, and tradition at CHI and continue these discussions in the long term. We build on our existing resources and community from this SIG and seek to continue extending it in future years, welcoming participants of any neurotype to join us in this endeavour. We focus on shared strategies, creating infrastructure, and providing access to information through documentation. We will discuss how different actors at micro (individual), meso (community), and macro (structural) levels can help distribute access labour through a World Café-style discussion, followed by a document of resources for the community to access. <br/>

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2026-04-13
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https://doi.org/10.1145/3772363.3778796
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Innovative Human-Technology Interaction
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Neurodiversity Meet-Up @ CHI: Building a Neuro-Affirming Community in HCI

Laura Maye, Patrícia Piedade, Marta E. Cecchinato, Antonella Nonnis et al.
Innovative Human-Technology Interaction
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Neurodiversity Meet-Up @ CHI: Building a Neuro-Affirming Community in HCI

Laura Maye, Patrícia Piedade, Marta E. Cecchinato, Antonella Nonnis, Nicolai Brodersen Hansen, Anna R. L. Carter, Grace Stangroome, Shoko Kimura, Alex Tcherdakoff
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This Meet-Up aims to support the neurodiverse communities at CHI and broaden our examination of our practices, with the goal of fostering neuro-affirming environments both within and outside academia. Following our Special Interest Group (SIG) meeting at CHI last year, we aim to further establish a sense of community, continuity, and tradition at CHI and continue these discussions in the long term. We build on our existing resources and community from this SIG and seek to continue extending it in future years, welcoming participants of any neurotype to join us in this endeavour. We focus on shared strategies, creating infrastructure, and providing access to information through documentation. We will discuss how different actors at micro (individual), meso (community), and macro (structural) levels can help distribute access labour through a World Café-style discussion, followed by a document of resources for the community to access. <br/>

Instituto de Engenharia de Sistemas e Computadores Investigação e Desenvolvimento (PT), Nagoya Institute of Technology (JP), University College Cork (IE), Northumbria University (GB), University of Bristol (GB), University College London (GB), University of the Arts London (GB), Aalborg University (DK)
University of Bristol
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Openalex Percentile: Top 74%
Innovative Human-Technology Interaction
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