Qualitative Research 101 was a timely and insightful panel discussion that invited attendees to consider how the community informs qualitative research.

By participating in this session, we hope that attendees can: 1) understand how the community can strengthen qualitative methodology; 2) create structures to support and sustain community engagement in research; and 3) center community experiences to determine qualitative methodology.

Attendees received a key takeaways one-pager, a slide deck, and an additional resource supporting community-engaged qualitative research.

Attendees are encouraged to use the ideas and practices discussed during the panel discussion to promote qualitative practices at their organizations and research institutions that equitably centers community expertise and knowledge.

This workshop had Spanish language and ASL interpretation, and recordings are made publicly available in both English and Spanish language. 

 

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Panelists

Alice Park is Research Policy Analyst for ERRA (Equitable Recovery & Reconciliation Alliance).  Previously, Alice worked as Community Impact Manager at United Way of King County, National Study Coordinator for Community-Campus Partnerships for Health (CCPH) and Program Manager for the King County Food & Fitness Initiative. Alice received her Master’s in Public Health from the University of Washington.  She worked as Lead Project Coordinator for 7 years in the Urban Indian Health Institute division of the Seattle Indian Health Board, a national urban Indian Epidemiology Center, and as Epidemiologist with Public Health-Seattle & King County. Her public health research experience encompasses breast cancer, diabetes, children with chronic conditions, maternal and child health, tobacco, youth, elders, research ethics and sexual violence.

In partnership with community groups and organizations, Nancy works toward strengthening community-engaged research ethics, enhancing culturally responsive research practices, and fostering equitable philanthropic practices.

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