Research 101: A manifesto for ethical research in the Downtown Eastside – Community Housing Transformation Centre – Centre de transformation du logement communautaire

Research 101: A manifesto for ethical research in the Downtown Eastside

Representatives from Downtown Eastside (DTES) organizations, including Hives for Humanity and the Vancouver Area Network of Drug Users, have co-authored this collaborative manifesto to establish ethical research practices rooted in community values. The resource emphasizes the importance of honoring the dignity of DTES residents, centers local expertise in shaping research ethics, and offers clear guidelines for researchers seeking to engage responsibly with the community.
Authors: Caroline Doerksen, Dean Wilson, DJ Joe, Greg Fresz, Jim McLeod, Jules Chapman, Laura Shaver, Lindsay Deane, Louise Boilevin, Martin Steward, Nicolas Leech-Crier, Patrick Smith, Phoenix Winter, Samona Marsh, Scott Neufeld, Steven Pham
Topics include: ethical research practices, community engagement, Downtown Eastside.

Type: Documents & Tools

Language Of Resource: EN

Location: British Columbia

Access: Free

Year: 2019

Organization: Homeless Hub

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