We are inviting participants for our AERA mini-course: Ethical Issues in Collaborative Research.
All professional development courses are listed on the AERA meeting page (click here[aera.net] for a list). We’ve recently learned, however, that professional development courses and mini-courses are not searchable in the AERA program. Below is the course description and instructions for how to register.
Thank you,
Ron, Sheeva, and Natalie
Mini-Course: Ethical Issues in Collaborative Research
Facilitators: Ron Glass, Sheeva Sabati, and Natalie Baloy
When: Saturday, April 9th, 1-5pm
How to Register:
Log-in to AERA
Click to My AERA at the top right
Click Register and Reserve a Hotel Room Now (even if you’ve already registered)
Fill out info if needed, then click Continue
Click on the tab PD Course (to the right of Registration Summary)
Click View Details for PDC19
Select 1 ticket ($55) and click Reserve
Workshop Description
This discussion and case-based course explores ethical dilemmas in collaborative and action forms of research. Issues include:
power dynamics (e.g., race, class, gender, language, institutional)
relational vs. transactional approaches to consent
epistemic injustice and whose knowledge counts
data gathering, interpretation, and dissemination
advocacy, neutrality, and (dis)interested research
Institutional Review Boards (IRBs).
Readings and/or handouts feature, original cases developed by instructors through interview data collected from engaged scholars and school and community partners, professional associations’ ethical frameworks, and publications about collaborative community-based research.
Small group discussions, role-play activities, and quick-writings will facilitate participants’ ethical reflection. The course aims to prompt ethical engagement with social science research methodologies and to foster a network of researchers for ongoing support.
Below is a screenshot to help you navigate registration.
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