Digitalisierung für alle? Zur Auswirkung digitaler Angebote auf Teilhabechancen von Wohnungslosen

Abstract

Zusammenfassung Das an der Technischen Hochschule Nürnberg Georg Simon Ohm angesiedelte Forschungsprojekt "SIWo-Smart Inklusion für Wohnungslose" widmet sich der Fragestellung, welche Informations-, Unterstützungs-und Beratungsbedarfe bei wohnungslosen Menschen vorliegen und in welcher Form sich die Teilhabechancen für die heterogene Zielgruppe wohnungsloser oder von Wohnungsnot betroffener Menschen mittels digitaler Hilfe und Beratungsangebote verbessern lassen. Hierfür werden zum einen mit Gruppendiskussionen und qualitativen Interviews Bedarfe identifiziert. Zum anderen sollen im Rahmen des Projekts prototypische Lösungsansätze in Form einer plattformübergreifenden Hilfe-App entwickelt, getestet und mit Evaluationsverfahren begleitet werden. Charakteristisch ist dabei die enge interdisziplinäre Zusammenarbeit zwischen Sozialwissenschaft, Informatik

(In)Visibility and the smartphone: Experiencing homelessness as dictated by urban figurations of social control

“…The authors disclosed receipt of the following financial support for the research, authorship, and/or publication of this article: The data were obtained as part of the research project Smart Inclusivity for Homeless People (Sowa et al, 2020)…”

“… Funding The authors disclosed receipt of the following financial support for the research, authorship, and/or publication of this article: The data were obtained as part of the research project Smart Inclusivity for Homeless People (Sowa et al, 2020), which was funded by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research from August 1, 2019 to January 1, 2023 (funding code 13FH519SX7). The Open Access Article Processing Charge was paid by Technische Hochschule Nürnberg Georg Simon Ohm.…”

Stakeholder and Value Orientation in Digital Social Innovation: Designing a Digital Donation Concept to Support Homeless Neighbors

“…The reasons for becoming homeless are multilayered, and it can cause issues such as "reduced life expectation, health problems, discrimination, isolation and barriers to access to basic public services and benefits" [8]. To support people living in homelessness, Sowa et al [18] highlight the important considerations for digital transformation in the field of homeless aid support (e.g., the risk of further stigmatization of needy people or the disclosure of highly sensitive information). One existing prejudice is that homeless neighbors do not have a telephone or access to the Internet.…”

“…The negative aspect is that stereotypes can be stabilized, donation recipients are dependent on the donor's arbitrariness, and sensitive data (position, name, etc.) of the donation recipient can be used against them [18,22]. The N=5_Helping Heart app has been discontinued.…”