Pronouns in the Workplace: Learning Inclusive Software Design from Real-World Experiences
67This video helps explain how trans, nonbinary and queer individuals navigate complex workplace social dynamics, and the role that their work technology plays in facilitating it or, at times, making it more complicated. Learn how inclusive design can better support dynamic identity management and foster safer, more respectful environments.
Based on original research conducted at Microsoft Research by Benjamin Ale-Ebrahim, Tristan Gohring, Elizabeth Fetterolf, and Mary L. Gray. https://bit.ly/designing-for-pronouns
Video created by the Data Nutrition Project, in Collaboration with the Microsoft Research Sociotechnical Systems team
Illustrated by: Jess Yurkofsky
Executive Producer: Mary L. Gray
Read by: Sarah Newman, Halsey Burgund, Kathleen Esfahany, Kasia Chmielinski, and Ryland Shaw
Edited by: Sarah Newman and Jess Yurkofsky
Special thanks to Microsoft's Daniel Kluttz, Krishna Sood, Mary L. Gray, Ryland Shaw, Margarete Sævareid, the Research Ethics Review program, Office of Responsible AI, and Experiences + Devices teams.
Music: "Alchemy of Space" by Diamond Tunes/Pond5
See more at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/video/pronouns-in-the-workplace-learning-inclusive-software-design-from-real-world-experiences/