The Computing Community Consortium (CCC) has published a brief on leading and mentoring in research that supports at-risk technology users (SARU). The brief covers three main areas: fostering rigorous research skills in team members through low-stakes learning environments, crafting proactive support plans that address researcher wellbeing, work-life boundaries, and risks like harassment or doxxing, and building community through cross-disciplinary collaboration, workshops, and asynchronous groups. The goal is to equip senior researchers with guidance to support early-career researchers in this sensitive and potentially harmful field.
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