About Jazette
I design and study technologies that promote trust, safety, and wellbeing in digital environments. My work combines human-centered design, AI, and accessibility to create systems that strengthen communication and support.
**Seeking tenure-track Assistant Professor positions**
Current Role:
Postdoctoral Fellow (2024–2026), CREATE, University of Washington
Leading projects on:
- Co-designing trust cues in AI-embedded patient portal with PlWD
- Co-designing AI and health management tools adults with IDD
- Examining GenAI use, privacy, and trust across disabled identities
Interests:
HCI • Accessibility • Trust, Privacy & Safety in Generative AI • Digital Health • Social Support • Online Communities
Recent Grant News: Jazette recently received UW’s Community-Engaged Computing Initiative (CECI) to support research to co-design AI and health management tools with adults with intellectual in development disabilities, in collaboration with a local organization that serves young adults with IDD.
Jazette’s research aims to understand how people engage with AI and digital platforms to improve health, care, and community support
Recent Research Publications
“I Felt Listened to”: Evaluating an AI-Powered Reflection Tool for Care Partners
Using AI-powered voice assistance tool to…
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Exploring Audio Support Spaces for Caregivers of People Living with Dementia
Under Construction ….. More soon
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Roles in the Discussion: An Analysis of Social Support in an Online Forum for People with Dementia
Jazette Johnson, Rebecca W. Black, and Gillian R. Hayes. 2020. Roles in the Discussion: An Analysis of Social…
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