Titlebook: Black Participatory Research; Power, Identity, and Elizabeth R. Drame,Decoteau J. Irby Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Auth

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Organization & Public ManagementBoston to visit my best friend—Kim—as a surprise guest at her baby shower. This was the weekend of August 25-29, 2005. As I prepared to leave the Atlanta International Airport, the brewing storm off the Gulf of Mexico was no more than a passing thought in my mind. I remember chuckling to myself as I

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Lehre und Leben in Luthers Theologiecentral city, Philadelphia, the southwestern portion of New Jersey (Camden), and the northern part of Delaware (Wilmington). The urban metropolitan area is often referred to as the Delaware Valley. Because of its proximity to the Atlantic Ocean and the access the Delaware River provides, this has hi

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Lehre und Leben in Luthers Theologie,myself that the researchers were not really going to be interested in hearing our opinions. If they did listen, I didn’t think our opinions were really going to count. I thought that “they are going to mark it [the report] up and dress it up the way they want it to be and feel.” That was just my per

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Lehre von den Gesichtsempfindungen partnership with communities in order to bring about meaningful change. I found this like-minded colleague, Decoteau, when we were both masters students at the young ages of 22 and 23 years. A couple of years later with masters degrees behind us, Decoteau and I worked together spearheading a nonpro

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Semesterplanung I: Vor dem Semester, sixth and seventh grades. It was my first year at the Intercultural Middle School (IMS) when I started the project. I was an American living in Senegal. I dance, play the violin, and I am trying to play the kora. I care about the environment and have been doing work on the environment since I was i

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-90068-1ory research (PR) projects. Throughout, the authors addressed three questions. First, how do Black researchers and Black community partners make sense of PR as a process for expanding access to and improving educational opportunities for Black people? Second, how do the intersectional identities of

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137468994Black communities; Black feminism; Community-based research; Critical race theory; Critical reflexivity;