Welcome!
I am Juhoon (Julie) Lee, a second year Ph.D. student at KAIST School of Computing. I am working with Prof. Joseph Seering in Collaborative Social Technologies Lab (CSTLπ°).
My research centers on Trust and Safety, specifically in the field of contextualized localization across cultures and decentralized governance in online communities. I aim to create a framework for fostering safer, more inclusive, and culturally attuned online environments. By centering community voices and local norms, my work seeks to bridge global standards of safety with the diversity of lived online experiences.
News
Oct 2025 | Presenting Mapping Appeals at CSCW25!
Apr 2025 | Presenting Less Talk, More Trust at CHI25!
Mar 2025 | Mapping Appeals paper accepted to CSCW25
Jan 2025 | Less Talk, More Trust paper accepted to CHI25
Current Research Projects
ModPolicy: Investigating Perceived Roles of Stakeholders in Decentralized Governance
Understanding stakeholders' perceived roles and responsibilities within decentralized online governance systems
Localization of Online Harm Terms across Diverse Cultures and Languages
Examining how concepts of online harm are interpreted, translated, and adapted across different cultural and linguistic contexts.
Publications
Conference Papers and Journals
Mapping Community Appeals Systems: Lessons for Community-led Moderation in Multi-Level Governance
Less Talk, More Trust: Understanding Players' In-game Assessment of Communication Processes in League of Legends
Posters, Demos, and Workshop Papers