I Need to See Me in It: Critical Participatory Inquiry as a Bridge Between Theory and Practice for PAR in Healthcare Organizations
Cecilia Vaughn-Guy
Abstract:Critical Participatory Inquiry (CPI) is an emergent epistemological anchoring of Participatory Action Research (PAR) that grounds its users in a spectrum of participation that considers the way that social constraints including race, politics, and power dynamics influence how researchers operationalize and practice amplification of minoritized voices in their research. This article is a scholarly and reflexive perspective piece that invites scholars, practitioners, and scholar-practitioners to explore the onto… Show more
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