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Issues of Equity provides practical and theoretical tools to advance equity in qualitative research, featuring chapters on community-based approaches, intersectionality, decolonizing methodologies, and more.
List of contents
PART I: Qualitative Research Methods 1. Black Liberation Research Methodology 2. Decolonizing Methodologies 3. Feminist Autoethnography 4. Interpretive Phenomenological Analysis 5. Person-Centered Interviewing 6. Photovoice 7. Portraiture 8. Traditional Ecological Knowledge 9. Visual Social Work 10. Liberatory Participatory Action Research 11. Embodied Geographic Methods 12. Testimonio Research Methodology
PART II: Qualitative Research Concepts 13. Counternarratives 14. Critical Reflexivity 15. Human Rights-Based Approaches 16. Humanitarian Research 17. Indigenous Principles 18. Intersectionality 19. Racial Equity 20. Social Justice and Qualitative Research 21. Transformative-Emancipatory Praxis 22. Trauma-Informed Interviewing Considerations and Approaches
PART III: Qualitative Research Populations 23. Community-Based Research 24. Correctional System Approaches 25. Culturally Diverse Populations 26. Diné (Navajo) Philosophy and Indigenous Ways of Knowing 27. Qualitative Research Equity with Homeless/Houseless Individuals 28. Qualitative Research Within the LGBTQIA2s Community 29. Community and University Research Partnerships
About the author
Johanna Creswell Báez is Masters of Social Work (MSW) Director and Assistant Professor at the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs, USA, in the Department of Social Work. She specializes in qualitative research and technology with a focus on equity and social justice in practice and research methodologies.
Summary
Issues of Equity provides practical and theoretical tools to advance equity in qualitative research, featuring chapters on community-based approaches, intersectionality, decolonizing methodologies, and more.
