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  • Public Health

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  • Stigma surrounding women's sexual and reproductive health (SRH) deters essential care access.
  • Unmarried women in South Korea face cultural taboos, increasing risks for reproductive health issues.
  • Online communities, while offering support, often expose women to microaggressions, worsening health risks.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To create supportive online spaces for discussing taboo SRH topics.
  • To counteract and reduce web-based microaggressions targeting women.
  • To foster coping strategies and educate perpetrators to improve SRH care seeking.

Main Methods:

  • Co-design sessions were conducted with 14 unmarried Korean women.
  • Participants collaborated on design components to counter microaggressions.
  • Transcripts were analyzed using inductive and deductive methods to identify design goals.

Main Results:

  • Six goals emerged, focusing on coping strategies, educational approaches, and cultural influences.
  • Designs support reflective and suppressive coping, encouraging logical responses to microaggressions.
  • Educational approaches emphasize shared awareness and respectful education for perpetrators, with expert-guided discussions.

Conclusions:

  • Prioritizing educational and explanatory approaches over punitive measures is crucial for supportive online SRH spaces.
  • Culturally informed strategies, counter-speech, and educational designs empower users and foster behavior change.
  • This work is a step towards reducing microaggressions and encouraging women to seek necessary SRH care.