Community-Based Research Assessments: Some Principles and Practices

Examines benefits and challenges of undertaking assessments in community-based research (CBR). Such assessments are compared and contrasted to more traditional research processes. Further, the challenges of integrating CBR assessments into an ongoing social change initiative are analyzed. Five princ...

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Veröffentlicht in:Michigan journal of community service learning 2003-06, Vol.9 (3), p.57
Hauptverfasser: Marullo, Sam, Cooke, Deanna, Willis, Jason, Rollins, Alexandra, Burke, Jacqueline, Bonilla, Paul, Waldref, Vanessa
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Zusammenfassung:Examines benefits and challenges of undertaking assessments in community-based research (CBR). Such assessments are compared and contrasted to more traditional research processes. Further, the challenges of integrating CBR assessments into an ongoing social change initiative are analyzed. Five principles to guide CBR assessments are articulated. A decision tree is offered with guiding questions to help practitioners consider the range of assessments they may wish to undertake. (EV)
ISSN:1076-0180