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... This brings us to the question of how to conceptualize what we owe. “Giving back,” while an easily understandable term for some, has its own problems. What we need is a term that captures the long-term ... See full document

... give back to entire communities through activism (Goldberg and Bhan), infrastructure or a “thank-you” party (Gupta); or are we content with giving back by advancing knowledge to society in general? ... See full document

... collaborative research approach that involves multiple stages of iteration and review (McTaggart, 1991), we ask more of ourselves, and we ask more of our community ...bringing research results to the homes ... See full document

... of giving back to others who were more deserving of assistance than the local authorities who benefitted from my ...give back something more to people (like my contact described above) whose ... See full document

... give back to the communities I worked with. Rides are ways to give back without strings attached—just clear, immediate, and simple ways of helping ...about giving rides is that unlike material ... See full document

... my research, I held many conversations where I began to ask about how women’s lives are transformed into problems for development actors to solve, specifically how the complexities of fertility and childbearing, ... See full document

... Presenting research findings though a visual format and including youth perspectives helped make our historical analysis more accessible and relevant to community members—both in terms of process and ... See full document

... theory, practice, researcher, and subject becomes ...academic research, which seems to ask us to be surer than we often are about our methods and goals, often appears to ... See full document

... field research with DWU has been a non-traditional mix of formal research and direct practical support for their organizing ...my research with ... See full document

... with research subjects and participating communities more broadly involves a process that is dynamic, ongoing, and requires flexibility to navigate ...ethical research relationships will look like? How do ... See full document

... own research, I am attempting to analyze the process of multi-perspectival inquiry itself to observe the inclusions and exclusions of knowledge- producing and knowledge-sharing practices as they emerge and become ... See full document

... of giving back were generally appreciated by the community, it was not without its ...tiresome. Giving back also meant sharing items that were not easily available or affordable in ... See full document

... circulated in party-sanctioned press like the local edition of the People’s Daily, villagers were often misinformed by rumors that distorted perceptions of the purpose behind their imminent evictions. In one village that ... See full document

... simply giving him or her the opening: “So, how did it all begin?” I hoped to avoid predefined categories or concepts, but rather allow for their construction in the conversation (Bohannan, ...of giving ... See full document

... conduct research in Guatemala, I thought the rural fieldwork experience would help me better understand the politics of land, longing, and ...my research into my ...of giving back, my friends ... See full document

... Open Journal Systems (OJS), the electronic journal management system used by our publisher and by many publishers of electronic journals, is not currently capable of supporting such tools, so this idea ... See full document

... photography. Moving on nearly two centuries, we are surrounded by such images and it has become increasingly important to understand them, not only as seemingly transparent windows on the world but more so as ... See full document

... In the context of my work, a physical equivalence to verbal and visual automatisms is improvisation on set. I utilize both automatic recording and improvisation as tools for creating artistic material. Essential to both ... See full document

... Diane Powers Dirette, Ph.D., OTL, FAOTA is the cofounder of OJOT and has served as Editor-in-Chief since the first issue was published in the fall of 2012. She is a professor in the Department of Occupational Therapy at ... See full document

... of research assistantships from the insider perspectives of the research assistants or supervisors ...“From Research Assistant to Professional Research Assistance: Research Consulting ... See full document