Collaborations in community-engaged research: paving the way for the future of social work research

ABSTRACT This special issue focusing on collaborations between community-engaged scholars and community practice partners, provides a nod to our history, a celebration of current innovative research, and a call to the future. The articles included here convey the richness and complexity of community-engaged research. The authors provide keen insights into the personal, political, and professional challenges that arise when engaging in this kind of research. Perhaps most importantly, this issue centers our attention on the deep knowledge and lived experiences of community members who have often been sidelined by academic researchers rather than being included as rightful partners in social work scholarship.

[1]  James P. Huguley,et al.  From practice-to-research-to-practice: leveraging reciprocal partnerships to advance racial justice in education across contexts and ecological levels , 2023, Journal of Community Practice.

[2]  Kess L. Ballentine,et al.  Using research to build power: the Pittsburgh Wage study , 2023, Journal of Community Practice.

[3]  Paul H. Stuart The Philadelphia Negro: community-university research collaboration in the 1890s , 2023, Journal of Community Practice.

[4]  Margot Rawsthorne,et al.  Learning together about disasters through action research partnerships , 2023, Journal of Community Practice.

[5]  M. Gutierrez “Creo que mi meta es ayudar a mi comunidad y ver un cambio”: Latinas/os remaking home through community-engaged mapping , 2023, Journal of Community Practice.

[6]  Valerie B. Shapiro,et al.  Understanding memorandums of Understanding: lessons learned through the negotiation of contracts in research practice partnerships , 2023, Journal of Community Practice.

[7]  Marieka Schotland,et al.  University’s absorptive capacity for collaborative research: examining challenges and opportunities for organizational learning to engage in research with community partners , 2023, Journal of Community Practice.

[8]  D. Littman,et al.  Navigating, subverting, and replacing conventional academic structures and expectations to co-create with participatory action research (PAR) teams: where to for PAR scholarship? , 2023, Journal of Community Practice.

[9]  Melanie Sonsteng-Person,et al.  For the institution or for the community?: toward an anti-oppressive research praxis in conducting participatory action research , 2023, Journal of Community Practice.

[10]  M. A. Wagaman,et al.  Youth participatory action research as an empowerment-based method for community change , 2023, Journal of Community Practice.

[11]  Colleen M. Fisher,et al.  Using bottom-up evaluation to build community practice-based evidence and strengthen community-engaged research , 2023, Journal of Community Practice.

[12]  Richard J. Smith,et al.  Anti-racist research practice partnerships as critical education: dismantling the master’s house with their own tools? , 2023, Journal of Community Practice.

[13]  M. Deegan Jane Addams and the Men of the Chicago School, 1892-1918 , 1990 .