… Warsaw; he was later exiled in 1968 after participating against an Anti-Semitic campaign and
… one country with a compulsory bicultural curriculum foregrounding its Indigenous people’s …

… (p.354) and describes some participants’ reactions to one slide … the positionality of an “insider”
who only uses knowledge that … sharing of sacred knowledge with outsiders as the result of …

… bicultural researchers, cross-cultural researchers … insider or outsider positioning shifted
along a continuum depending on how many personal characteristics we shared with participants, …

… are often ineligible to participate in other research, and therefore … participants, “…it’s hard to
open to outsider people at first. But … , “… the bicultural officer [Community Researcher] is a lot …

… two research questions for this study were “How do Black women multicultural center
administrators describe the nature of being an outsider-… and involvement, doing resident assistant …

… define what we mean by a trans insider–outsider. Most importantly, we would like that definition
to remain broad: there … , no information was given about the IO research assistants’ safety …

… seek out aspects and qualities that define second-generation, bicultural, Latina educational
… ethical considerations involving researchers’ roles as insider/outsider to their participants, …

… sections not only describing the nature of BII and its antecedents and … involvement in US
sports, and more American friends. Interestingly, in this study, none of these reactions involved …

… as an insider or outsider by different study participants or use … have conducted research
involving bicultural populations … an interpreter or local research assistant) and written translation (…

… upon consultation with the first author’s research assistant, a Mexican American emerging
adult. The … as bicultural until participating in this study. Some offered other terms to describe …