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Black Lives Matter in Research: Keynote Presentations
(2020)
  • Denise O'Shea, Montclair State University
Description
This inaugural one day event brought together a community of researchers and ethics professionals into the discussion of Black Lives Matter and its intersectionality with research design and research methodologies. Within the greater context of racism there is a need for exploration of how researchers, research administration and human subject professionals can work together to address inclusivity, beneficence, exclusionary design, participation issues, representation and more. The symposium had two keynote speakers, a panel discussion and ended in a smaller breakout session with a working group to establish and initiate ongoing actions beyond this event.

This is the video recording of the two keynote presenters along with the Q&A from the audience. I moderated the event and served on the planning committee.


Keywords
  • BLM,
  • BlackLivesMatter,
  • Research,
  • Rascism,
  • AntiRacism,
  • Research Design,
  • IRB
Publication Date
November 12, 2020
Citation Information
Denise O'Shea. "Black Lives Matter in Research: Keynote Presentations" (2020)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/denise-oshea/24/