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Browsing by Author "Brabander, Dan J."

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    Addressing the Need for Just GeoHealth Engagement: Evolving Models for Actionable Research That Transform Communities
    (AGU, 2021-12) Hayhow, Claire M.; Brabander, Dan J.; Jim, Rebecca; Lively, Martin; Filippelli, Gabriel M.; Earth Sciences, School of Science
    GeoHealth as a research paradigm offers the opportunity to re-evaluate common research engagement models and science training practices. GeoHealth challenges are often wicked problems that require both transdisciplinary approaches and the establishment of intimate and long-term partnerships with a range of community members. We examine four common modes of community engagement and explore how research projects are launched, who has the power in these relationships, and how projects evolve to become truly transformative for everyone involved.
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    We have been the ladder and held the ladder": Evolving GeoHealth models for actionable, community-engaged research
    (ESS Open Archive, 2022-11-24) Hayhow, Claire; Brabander, Dan J.; Jim, Rebecca; Lively, Martin; Filippelli, Gabriel; Earth and Environmental Sciences, School of Science
    GeoHealth as a research paradigm offers the opportunity to re-evaluate common research engagement models and science training practices. GeoHealth challenges are often wicked problems that require both transdisciplinary approaches and the establishment of intimate and long term partnerships with a range of community members. We examine four common modes of community engagement and explore how research projects are launched, who has the power in these relationships, and how projects evolve to become truly transformative for everyone involved.
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