Collaborative, Reciprocal, and Redistributive Models of Research

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  3. Collaborative, Reciprocal, and Redistributive Models of Research
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Engaging collaborators in equal and ethical partnerships

Reciprocal and redistributive partnerships are not one-directional (only from campus outward) or faculty-centered (hierarchical in ways that privilege presumptively white western scholarly expertise over other forms of knowing).

Strategies for equity-based change by design

These strategies aim to challenge the academic status quo by enabling community partners to participate on their own terms; to co-design and co-create transformative projects; and to be equitably resourced for their time and contributions.

Watch HWW Workshops

Collaborative, Reciprocal, and Redistributive Models of Research, Part I  

Collaborative, Reciprocal, and Redistributive Models of Research, Part II