• Developing (as) a research team

  Jonty Rix looks at the advantages of selecting diverse groups from different backgrounds. Creating the perfect group is an impossible task, but gathering a wide range of people will enhance the research journey.

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• Formulating research questions

  In the following, the formulation of research questions is discussed in relation to health and social care. However, the issues considered have relevance to research in other public policy and service arenas.

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• Citational politics

  Azumah Dennis and Jenny Douglas explore the importance of paying our thanks and respect to the work of those who have inspired us.

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• Equity-based research design

  Alison Buckler and Alison Fox discuss equity-based research and the advantages it provides.

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• Data analysis and interpretation

  This article focuses on the process of analysing research data from a perspective that promotes Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI). It offers some pointers to researchers in any field.

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• Disseminating across the margins: bridging communities and academia through a Black feminist lens

  Involving participants in research is asking them to share their stories. In this article, Mel Green looks at what is done with these stories once they become public, with the help of Jennifer Douglas.

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• Race and Youth Policy: working with young people

  How should we, as a society, best respond to and prevent gang and knife crime and violent extremism?

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• Historical perspectives on race

  Race is not biological. It is a social construction. Yet we know that in our contemporary world and in history, this construction has real consequences. From enslavement and colonisation to resistance and revolution, the stories of people of colour are often left untold in accounts of the past. This free course, Historical perspectives on race, ...

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• Race, ethnicity and crime

  This free course, Race, ethnicity and crime, briefly examines the relationships between race and ethnicity, and crime, criminalisation and criminal justice. It considers the relationship between crime and cultural difference; the notion of 'criminalisation' and how its processes affect individuals and their opportunities; and the lived ...

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