推进在线安全研究的跨学科方法 (Advancing Interdisciplinary Approaches to Online Safety Research)

The growing prevalence of negative experiences in online spaces demands urgent attention from the human-computer interaction (HCI) community. However, research on online safety remains fragmented across different HCI subfields, with limited communication and collaboration between disciplines. This siloed approach risks creating ineffective responses, including design solutions that fail to meet the diverse needs of users, and policy efforts that overlook critical usability concerns. This workshop aims to foster interdisciplinary dialogue on online safety by bringing together researchers from within and beyond HCI - including but not limited to Social Computing, Digital Design, Internet Policy, Cybersecurity, Ethics, and Social Sciences. By uniting researchers, policymakers, industry practitioners, and community advocates we aim to identify shared challenges in online safety research, highlight gaps in current knowledge, and establish common research priorities. The workshop will support the development of interdisciplinary research plans and establish collaborative environments - both within and beyond Australia - to action them.

翻译：在线空间中负面体验的日益普遍，亟需人机交互（HCI）领域的紧急关注。然而，当前关于在线安全的研究仍分散在HCI的不同子领域中，学科间的交流与合作有限。这种孤立的研究方式可能导致应对措施失效，包括无法满足用户多样化需求的设计方案，以及忽视关键可用性问题的政策努力。本次研讨会旨在通过汇聚HCI内外的研究人员——包括但不限于社会计算、数字设计、互联网政策、网络安全、伦理学和社会科学等领域——促进关于在线安全的跨学科对话。通过联合研究人员、政策制定者、行业从业者和社区倡导者，我们致力于识别在线安全研究中的共同挑战，揭示当前知识体系的不足，并确立共同的研究重点。研讨会将支持制定跨学科研究计划，并在澳大利亚内外建立协作环境，以推动这些计划的实施。