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Global Justice and Equity Conference: Centering Communities in Research Spring 2025

Asking the Right Questions in Approaches to Environmental Justice Panel
This panel will explore how we should choose the right research questions and what asking the “right” research question entails. It will bring together three guest speakers who are doing community-engaged research relating to environmental justice. The panel will have guest speakers presenting their work and sharing their thoughts on how to ask the right questions, followed by a moderated and open Q&A. The guiding questions motivating the panel are: What kinds of questions should we ask in our research? How should community engagement inform our research? How do we navigate the process of setting questions, engaging the relevant community, and having community engagement shape our research process?

Karly Alderfer and Wan Ning Seah, Co-Chairs
Hannah Conway, Duke University
Jennifer Richmond-Bryant, NC State University
Anaís Roque, Duke University

For more information about the conference and panel bios, visit here: https://jhfc.duke.edu/2025-global-justice-and-equity-conference/