Community-based research (CBR) is a preferred approach to conducting research that
affects disenfranchised groups because of its egalitarian tenets and its emphasis on building …

As community-based research (CBR) continues to emerge, CBR practitioners are beginning
to ask,“How do we know if we are doing CBR well?” For some, this question may bring to …

Traditionally, academic researchers have not involved underserved communities when
dealing with and researching difficult social problems. Many universities are now feeling …

The last three decades have seen a significant change in the research relationships
between researchers and communities, and between universities and communities, around …

Community-based research (CBR) is the most commonly used method for serving
community needs and effecting change through authentic, ethical, and meaningful social …

Community-based research (CBR) is consistently held up as a benchmark for socially just
knowledge production. Calls for the intensification of and further institutionalization of CBR …

This qualitative study contrasts two community-based research (CBR) projects. While the
first project fell short of CBR goals, it influenced how the author carried out the second …

Community-based participatory research is regarded as an equitable research approach
that is operationalized within a social justice framework. It has been referred to as a …

The disappointing results of many public health interventions have been attributed in part to
the lack of meaningful community engagement in the planning, implementation, and …

C ommunity-based research (CBR) entails a different relationship between the research
subject and the professional researcher than is customary in mainstream social science …