This book describes a method in which researchers commit to research WITH, not ON, members of marginalized communities in order to challenge and transform conditions of social injustice.
This book describes a method in which researchers commit to research WITH, not ON, members of marginalized communities in order to challenge and transform conditions of social injustice.
Series Foreword—Clara E. Hill and Sarah Knox 1. Critical Participatory Action Research: Conceptual Foundations Why CPAR? Critical Elements Where Collective Wisdom Grows: Participatory Contact Zones Situating CPAR in the Qualitative Traditions Critical Epistemological Roots: Widening Our Understanding of Expertise Disciplinary Elders: Historical Roots in Community-Based Inquiry Crafting and Performing Public-Facing Scholarship for Action, Transformation, and Provocation 2. Participatory Design Assembling a Diverse Community of Coresearchers Designing Mirrors and Windows Images of Opening Sessions Methodological Release Points: Strategies for Unleashing Collective Wisdom A Cautionary Note on Privilege in the Contact Zone Building an Ethical Research Collective: Ethics and Institutional Review Boards 3. Participatory Knowledge Production Piloting: Accountability to and Feedback From the Community Finalizing the Instrument: A Qualitative Participatory National Survey? Cascading Research Questions: Evolving Inquiries in the Participatory Contact Zone Growing a Sample of Radical Inclusivity and Structural Intersectionality Inquiry Marinating in Communities of Care, Concern, and Action 4. Participatory Analysis Moving Toward Action Slicing the Data Steps of Participatory Analysis: Culling the Database, Macro Review, and Then Coding Coding: The Stories and Analysis Creating a Codebook Bending Analysis Toward Action 5. Vibrant Variations and Grounding Questions Grounding Questions for Critical Participatory Inquiry Participatory Research as a Tool of Struggle and Solidarity in Contentious Times Challenges and Joys 6. Methodological Integrity Fidelity and Diversity To Be of Use: Action, Transformation, and Provocation CPAR Touchstones for Integrity and Accountability Evaluating CPAR: How Do You Know Whether It Is Good Enough? 7. Writing Process and Research Products Epilogue: Critical PAR in Crisis: An Epistemic Offering Toward Solidarity References Index About the Authors About the Series Editors
Series Foreword—Clara E. Hill and Sarah Knox 1. Critical Participatory Action Research: Conceptual Foundations Why CPAR? Critical Elements Where Collective Wisdom Grows: Participatory Contact Zones Situating CPAR in the Qualitative Traditions Critical Epistemological Roots: Widening Our Understanding of Expertise Disciplinary Elders: Historical Roots in Community-Based Inquiry Crafting and Performing Public-Facing Scholarship for Action, Transformation, and Provocation 2. Participatory Design Assembling a Diverse Community of Coresearchers Designing Mirrors and Windows Images of Opening Sessions Methodological Release Points: Strategies for Unleashing Collective Wisdom A Cautionary Note on Privilege in the Contact Zone Building an Ethical Research Collective: Ethics and Institutional Review Boards 3. Participatory Knowledge Production Piloting: Accountability to and Feedback From the Community Finalizing the Instrument: A Qualitative Participatory National Survey? Cascading Research Questions: Evolving Inquiries in the Participatory Contact Zone Growing a Sample of Radical Inclusivity and Structural Intersectionality Inquiry Marinating in Communities of Care, Concern, and Action 4. Participatory Analysis Moving Toward Action Slicing the Data Steps of Participatory Analysis: Culling the Database, Macro Review, and Then Coding Coding: The Stories and Analysis Creating a Codebook Bending Analysis Toward Action 5. Vibrant Variations and Grounding Questions Grounding Questions for Critical Participatory Inquiry Participatory Research as a Tool of Struggle and Solidarity in Contentious Times Challenges and Joys 6. Methodological Integrity Fidelity and Diversity To Be of Use: Action, Transformation, and Provocation CPAR Touchstones for Integrity and Accountability Evaluating CPAR: How Do You Know Whether It Is Good Enough? 7. Writing Process and Research Products Epilogue: Critical PAR in Crisis: An Epistemic Offering Toward Solidarity References Index About the Authors About the Series Editors
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