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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"community-led research"”.

  1. Deepening democratic capacity through collective inquiry : community-led research at PalmasLab

    In 2015, research and innovation group PalmasLab developed their inaugural research project: a "wealth and poverty map" meant to provide a multi-dimensional picture of community development. PalmasLab is located in, and serves Conjunto Palmeiras, a neighborhood on the periphery of Fortaleza, Brazil …

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  2. Toward a Democratic Science? Environmental Justice Activists, Multiple Epidemiologies, and Toxic Waste Controversies

    … activists defined an environmental justice, or community-led, research practice as an alternative conception of science to guide epidemiological investigations of the human health effects of hazardous wastes. Activists inserted their position into an ongoing scientific controversy where multiple …

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  3. Reclaiming Ancestral Territory in Biigtigong Nishnaabeg: Applying Strategies Of Environmental Repossession For Indigenous Decolonization

    … to land are foundational for nurturing knowledge systems, identities, and wellness among Indigenous peoples. As Indigenous peoples resist enduring structures of colonialism and rebuild self-determination, they are pursuing diverse strategies to reclaim and reconnect with their lands and …

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  4. Bread-making cultures and foodway changes of rural communities in the northern Cederberg, South Africa

    … is linked to a decline in food diversity and knowledge. Meanwhile, the epidemic of diet-related diseases among communities in South Africa has increased dramatically. Besides health risks, the erosion of traditional foodways has had severe effects on communities' cultural and social well-being. …

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