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Ethically sound community-based research with Black and racialized communities | Ethics in Practice

How can researchers apply the ethical principles of Respect for Persons, Concern for Welfare, and Justice in community-based research with Black and racialized communities? In this session, Professor Bukola Salami, Tier 1 Canada Research Chair, shares their strategies for building trust, navigating informed consent, and co-creating research goals with communities historically marginalized in research. Case studies and real-world examples highlight the importance of cultural sensitivity, equitable engagement, and creating space for shared power in research design. ABOUT THIS SERIES Ethics in Practice is a 5-part series hosted by NorQuest College Applied Research, with support from the Panel on Research Ethics and the Panel on Responsible Conduct of Research. The series examines real-world ethical challenges in applied research projects involving business, industry, and the community. Explore additional resources and materials: norquest.ca/eip