Community-level activation and engagement

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Research in the Streets

Black Researchers Collective

12 episodes

3 days ago

Taking research to the streets with a couple of Black women in the Chi. The official podcast of the Black Researchers Collective, Research in the Streets is intended to provide a forum to discuss how research and data can be used by everyday people in everyday life. Tune in to hear how writer, researcher, poet, and community organizer Dr. Glenance Green and community advocate and lifelong Chicagoan Shari Runner make an unnecessarily complicated subject make sense in a practical way. Season 1 of Research in the Streets is funded by the Field Foundation of Illinois.

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Community-level activation and engagement

Research in the Streets

36 minutes 52 seconds

2 years ago

Community-level activation and engagement

We’re sharing experiences about the importance of community activation, the various ways that community-level engagement operates to build, strengthen, and stabilize grassroots movements, and common strategies that Black women are leveraging across multiple Chicago communities accordingly. Featuring Britney Robbins (Gray Matter Experience), Katanya Raby (The Raby Foundation), and Dr. Carol Adams (South Shore Works + more).

Recorded: November 16, 2022

Published: September 21, 2023