Sociology PhD student Cristine Khan reflects on the nuances, pitfalls, and necessity of doing boundary-pushing, community-focused work.
Tag: activist-research
Anonymity, Empowerment, and the Risks of Storytelling: Lessons from a Digital Archive Project
How do we––as researchers, as participants, as members of a community––balance the importance of speaking up against the potential consequences of doing so? Furthermore, how do we increase the agency and empowerment that participants have over their own stories?Â
Just Risk
Sociology PhD student Kristi Riley talks about her work in criminal justice reform, exploring the relationship between measures of social inequality and incarceration.
The Ethics of Fractal Authorship in Scholar-Activist Research
PhD Candidate in Political Science Drake Logan discusses the fractal nature of authorship in community-centered activist-research.
