Community-Based Research (CBR)
The Office of Research of the Center for Social Justice Research, Teaching and Service undertakes and promotes collaborative, community-based research, engaging university faculty, students and staff with diverse partners and community members in D.C.
The principles that guide our practice of community-based research include:
- CBR is a collaborative enterprise between researchers (professors and/or students) and community members.
- CBR validates multiple sources of knowledge and promotes the use of multiple methods of discovery and of dissemination of the knowledge produced.
- CBR has as its goal social action and social change.
Various research initiatives of the Center include:
- Community Research and Learning (CoRAL) Network
- Community-based research courses
- Georgetown Community Outreach Partnership Center (GCOPC)
- Partners in Urban Research and Service-learning (PURS)
Examples of Community-Based Research Projects may be found by clicking here.
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