Clara Crivellaro

About

I am Reader (Associate Professor) in digital social justice at the School of Computing’s Open Lab, with expertise in Human-Computer Interaction, Digital Civics, Human-Centre Design, Participatory Design, and co-creation. My research explores how the careful design of new and emergent technologies and socio-technical processes can help support democratic practices and advance equity and social justice in digital societies.

Education

• PhD in Computing, Newcastle University
• PhD in Human-Computer Interaction, Newcastle University
• MA in Curatorial Practice
• BA (Hons) in Arts & Design

Selected publications

• Vlachokyriakos V, Crivellaro C, Kouki H, Giovanopoulos C, Olivier P. Research with a Solidarity Clinic: Design Implications for CSCW Healthcare Service Design.
• Crivellaro C, Coles-Kemp L, Dix A, Light A. Not-equal: Democratizing research in digital innovation for social justice.
• Crivellaro C, Anderson R, Lambton-Howard D, Nappey T, Olivier P, Vlachokyriakos V, Wilson A, Wright P. Infrastructuring public service transformation: Creating collaborative spaces between communities and institutions through HCI research.
• Prost S, Vlachokyriakos V, Midgley J, Heron G, Meziant K, Crivellaro C. Infrastructuring Food Democracy: The Formation of a Local Food Hub in the Context of Socio-Economic Deprivation.
• Watson C, Crivellaro C, Parnaby AW, Kharrufa A. Hostile Systems: A Taxonomy of Harms Articulated by Citizens Living with Socio-Economic Deprivation.
• Prost S, Ntouros V, Wood G, Collingham H, Taylor N, Crivellaro C, Rogers J, Vines J. Walking and Talking: Place-based Data Collection and Mapping for Participatory Design with Communities.
• Glick P, Crivellaro C. MyCareBudget: Co-creating a Healthcare Digital Commons with and for Disabled Citizens and their Unpaid Carers.
• Glick P, Clarke RE, Crivellaro C. Exploring Experiences of Self-Directed Care Budgets: Design Implications for Socio-Technical Interventions.
• Nicholson S, Crivellaro C, Clear AK, Jackson D, Comber R, Vlachokyriakos V, Olivier P. Sustaining a networked community resource: Findings from a longitudinal situated display deployment.
• Johnson IG, Crivellaro C. Opening research commissioning to civic participation: creating a community panel to review the social impact of HCI research proposals.