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Title Researching with communities : grounded perspectives on engaging communities in research / edited by Andy Williamson and Ruth DeSouza
Published Auckland ; London : Muddycreek Press, [2007]
©2007

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Description iii, 413 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm
Contents Introduction / Andy Williamson -- Creative tensions in the new community based research / Randy Stoecker -- Engaging communities -- Health and home place: close contact participatory research with gypsies and travellers / Marion Horton -- Is community research possible within the Western academic tradition? / Shannon Faulkhead, Lynette Russell, Diane Singh and Sue McKemmish -- Overcoming obstacles to accessing participants in community health research / Alfred Joseph Banya -- Community network analysis: communications, neighbourhood and action (CNA2) / Peter day and Clair Farenden -- Children in communities affected by conflict and natural disaster in north and east Sri Lanka / Jaya Earnest and Robert P. Finger -- Hearing the voices of service users: reflections on researching the views of people from South Asian backgrounds / Cathy Lloyd, Mark Johnson, Jackie Sturt, Gary Collins and Anthony Barnett -- The doors to Aleut orthdoxy / Don Wren -- Research as a living partnership -- Soulful research: using an arts-based methdology to authentically engage with local communities / Victoria Foster -- Issues in researching the health of Irish people in the UK / Paula McGee -- Participation in health research: the need for a second mirror / Gaby Jacobs -- Involving refugees in focus group research / Maria Higgins and Catherine O'Donnell -- The Gudaga project: researching with our local Aboriginal community / Jennifer Knight, Elizabeth Comino, Elizabeth Harris, Lisa Jackson Pulver, Cheryl Anderson and Pippa Craig -- NGO-University partnerships: practicing what we preach / Claudette Legault and Madine VanderPlaat -- The stranger within: rethinking distance and proximity of the researcher as community member / Uzma Jamil -- Recording oral memory: views of Indigenous Victorians / Graeme Johanson, Kristy Williamson and Don Schauder -- Soalapule - the sharing of power: reflections on community initiated research / Alison Greenaway, Jennifer Margaret and Robyn Allpress -- Methodology and process -- 17 ways that "community talk" misguides research / Bernard Guerin and Pauline Guerin -- Direct qualitative analysis of data from digital audio sources / Andy Williamson and Ruth DeSouza -- Researching inequalities: lessons from an ethnographic study / Ghazala Mir -- Lessons in research collaboration: strengths model research in New Zealand / Monika Divis -- Researchign communities with community participation in a metropolitan municipality in South Africa / Udo Richard Averweg -- Blending commitment, passion and structure: engaging cultural linguistic communities in collaborative research / Joanna Ochocka and Rich Janzen -- Moving towards increased cultural competency in public health research / Lisa Gibbs, Elizabeth Waters, Andre Renzaho and Maree Kulkens -- Innovative assessment of human development: the case of Bougainville / Jim Chalmers, Udoy Sankar Saikia and Gouranga Dasvarma -- Using interviews effectively in community informatics / Larry Stillman -- Engaging Asian communities in Aotearoa New Zealand: an exploration of what works in community research / Terry McGrath, Andrew Butcher, Yvette Koo, John Pickering and Hilary Smith
Summary This book provides examples, guides and discussion about the experience of doing research respectfully and inclusively. It does this by drawing on the perspectives of researchers and community practitioners and by providing a range of reflective chapters that explore what community-based research means in a range of settings and for a range of people. The book is divided into four parts. The first sets the scene for community based research. Section two "Engaging communities" focuses on strategies to engage with community partners and section three "Research as a living partnership" focuses on a discussion around how the research itself can be participatory and grounded. The fourth section is about method and methodology, the process of undertaking the research
Bibliography Includes bibliographical references
Subject Social problems -- Research -- Citizen participation.
Community psychology -- Research -- Citizen participation.
Community development -- Research -- Citizen participation.
Human services -- Research -- Citizen participation.
Public health -- Research -- Citizen participation.
Action research -- Citizen participation.
Evaluation research (Social action programs) -- Citizen participation.
Author Williamson, Andy.
DeSouza, Ruth, 1965-
ISBN 9780955694103 paperback
0955694108 paperback