This chapter focuses on the role of mentoring in the context of two projects: the HACT1
'Accommodate'programme 2004–7 and the Joseph Rowntree Foundation 'Making a …

Academic research can be criticised for its lack of social impact in the 'real world'. Study
findings are often not well understood nor used effectively to shape policy making and …

The UCLan research team proposal to run training in research knowledge and skills for local
refugees in Lancashire (Community-Based Research Capacity Building project) in order to …

Expanding interest in community engagement and participation in research by universities,
researchers, community members and funders reflects a dramatic paradigm shift in the way …

Migrants and sanctuary seekers can be exploited by researchers, partly because they live in
rights-impoverished environment. The cross-cultural context of migration research can …

This chapter explores the process of engaging community partners, in this case refugees, in
the research process. It is written by the main author, Linda Morrice, with contributions and …

Research is needed to understand refugees' health challenges and barriers to accessing
health services during settlement. However, there are practical and ethical challenges for …

Introduction The importance of community engagement has been established globally in
health and wellness research. A certain degree of ambiguity remains, however, regarding …

Despite the abundance of the literature which discusses factors supporting or inhibiting
effective participation of community members in community-based research, there is a …

Getachew et al discuss the benefits and challenges associated with being
an'insider'researcher. Refugee researchers are typically included in research projects as …