“…For example, the Carlisle Cooperative Research group asked questions about bullying (Townson et al ., ) and the Bristol Self‐Advocacy group about the experience of self‐advocacy groups (Williams ). Valade () provides an example of a participatory action research project where she supported a small group of people to discuss their problems with the local transport system, identify possible causes, points where pressure might be applied, and advocate for change to institutional and political representatives.…”
In the past there has been an idea that there is only one way to do inclusive research. This paper talks about the advantages and disadvantages of different ways of doing inclusive research, and when you might choose one way rather than another.
“…For example, the Carlisle Cooperative Research group asked questions about bullying (Townson et al ., ) and the Bristol Self‐Advocacy group about the experience of self‐advocacy groups (Williams ). Valade () provides an example of a participatory action research project where she supported a small group of people to discuss their problems with the local transport system, identify possible causes, points where pressure might be applied, and advocate for change to institutional and political representatives.…”
In the past there has been an idea that there is only one way to do inclusive research. This paper talks about the advantages and disadvantages of different ways of doing inclusive research, and when you might choose one way rather than another.
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