Bridging the gap between research and practice by strengthening academic-community partnerships for violence research Nicole P. Yuan, Tommi L. Gaines, Lisa M. Jones, Lindsey M. Rodriguez, Nicky Hamilton, & Kelly Kinnish
By: Yuan, Nicole P
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Contributor(s): Gaines, Tommi L | Jones, Lisa M | Rodriguez, Lindsey M | Hamilton, Nicky | Kinnish, Kelly.
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ArticleSeries: Psychology of Violence.Publisher: 2016Subject(s): COMMUNITY ORGANISATIONS | RESEARCH | VIOLENCE | UNITED STATESOnline resources: Read the abstract
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Psychology of Violence, 2016, 6(1): 27-33Summary: This commentary seeks to highlight the benefits of community-based participatory research (CBPR) and promote its use in the violence field. Community perspectives remain underrepresented in the CBPR literature despite the emphasis on equitable partnerships and shared ownership in the research process. Informal interviews were conducted with 10 community partners to understand their perspectives on using and participating in research. (From the abstract). Record #4938
Psychology of Violence, 2016, 6(1): 27-33
This commentary seeks to highlight the benefits of community-based participatory research (CBPR) and promote its use in the violence field. Community perspectives remain underrepresented in the CBPR literature despite the emphasis on equitable partnerships and shared ownership in the research process. Informal interviews were conducted with 10 community partners to understand their perspectives on using and participating in research. (From the abstract). Record #4938
