Efnisyfirlit

• Contents
• Tables, Figures, and Exhibits
• The Editors
• The Contributors
• Acknowledgments
• PART ONE: INTRODUCTION TO COMMUNITY-BASED PARTICIPATORY RESEARCH
  • ONE: INTRODUCTION TO CBPR: NEW ISSUES AND EMPHASES
    • The Growing Support for CBPR
    • Semantics and Core Principles
    • CBPR and the Fight to Eliminate Health Disparities
    • Goals of This Book: Continuing Concerns and New Emphases
    • Organization of This Book
    • Summary
    • Questions for Discussion
    • Key Terms
  • TWO: THE THEORETICAL, HISTORICAL, AND PRACTICE ROOTS OF CBPR
    • Historical Roots
    • Core Concepts and New Theories
    • Feminism, Poststructuralism, and Postcolonialism
    • Paulo Freire and Praxis
    • Summary
    • Questions for Discussion
    • Key Terms
  • THREE: CRITICAL ISSUES IN DEVELOPING AND FOLLOWING CBPR PRINCIPLES
    • CBPR Definition and Key Principles
    • Issues in Developing and Following CBPR Principles
    • Summary
    • Questions for Discussion
    • Key Terms
  • FOUR: BRINGING EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN TO COMMUNITY-PARTNERED PARTICIPATORY RESEARCH
    • Using CPPR as a Framework
    • The Fit Between Designs and Projects
    • Experimental Design Lessons from the Building Wellness Pilot
    • Applying the Lessons: CPIC
    • The Road Ahead for CPIC
    • Summary
    • Questions for Discussion
    • Key Terms
• PART TWO: POWER, TRUST, AND DIALOGUE: WORKING WITH DIVERSE COMMUNITIES IN CBPR
  • FIVE: THE DANCE OF RACE AND PRIVILEGE IN CBPR
    • Framework of Oppression and Racism
    • Translating Culture
    • White Privilege
    • Building Alliances Across Differences
    • Recommendations for Research and Practice
    • Summary
    • Questions for Discussion
    • Key Terms
  • SIX: ARE ACADEMICS IRRELEVANT? APPROACHES AND ROLES FOR SCHOLARS IN CBPR
    • Options for the Academic
    • Recommendations for the Academic
    • Summary
    • Questions for Discussion
    • Key Terms
  • SEVEN: CBPR WITH CAMBODIAN GIRLS IN LONG BEACH, CALIFORNIA: A CASE STUDY
    • ACRJ and the HOPE Projects
    • Setting the Stage for Participatory Research
    • Identifying Sexual Harassment as an Issue
    • Researching the Problem
    • Moving into Action
    • Khmer Girls in Action: A Youth-Led Organization Is Born
    • Lessons Learned
    • Summary
    • Questions for Discussion
  • EIGHT: CBPR WITH A HIDDEN POPULATION: THE TRANSGENDER COMMUNITY HEALTH PROJECT A DECADE LATER
    • The Transgender Community and the CBPR Study
    • Project Impact over Ten Years
    • Summary
    • Questions for Discussion
    • Key Terms
• PART THREE: SELECTING ISSUES AND EVALUATING OUTCOMES WITH COMMUNITIES
  • NINE: COMMUNITY-DRIVEN ASSET IDENTIFICATION AND ISSUE SELECTION
    • Core Principles and Considerations
    • Tools for Identifying Community Resources and Issues
    • Issue Selection in CBPR
    • When Preexisting Goals Constrain Issue Selection
    • Summary
    • Questions for Discussion
    • Key Terms
  • TEN: USING WEB-BASED TOOLS TO BUILD CAPACITY FOR CBPR: TWO CASE STUDIES OF AMERICAN INDIAN LEADERSHI
    • Introduction to Case Studies
    • Case 1: Healthy Native Communities Fellowship
    • Case 2: Just Move It
    • Summary
    • Questions for Discussion
    • Key Terms
  • ELEVEN: USING PHOTOVOICE FOR PARTICIPATORY ASSESSMENT AND ISSUE SELECTION: LESSONS FROM A FAMILY, MA
    • Background and Conceptual Framework
    • Community Assessment
    • A Photovoice Case Study from a County Health Department
    • Reflecting on Value Added
    • Recommendations and Implications
    • Summary
    • Questions for Discussion
    • Key Terms
  • TWELVE: ISSUES IN PARTICIPATORY EVALUATION
    • What Is Evaluation?
    • What Is Participatory Evaluation?
    • Use of PE in Community Health
    • PE Issues in Community Health Promotion
    • Youth Link Case Study
    • Summary
    • Questions for Discussion
    • Key Terms
• PART FOUR: METHODOLOGICAL AND ETHICAL CONSIDERATIONS IN PLANNING AND CONDUCTING CBPR
  • THIRTEEN: ISSUES AND CHOICE POINTS FOR IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF ACTION RESEARCH
    • Broadening the Bandwidth of Validity
    • Toward a Participatory Worldview
    • Choice Points for Action Research
    • Emergent Inquiry Toward Enduring Consequence
    • Summary
    • Questions for Discussion
    • Key Terms
  • FOURTEEN: IMPACTS OF CBPR ON ACADEMIC RESEARCHERS, RESEARCH QUALITY AND METHODOLOGY, AND POWER RELAT
    • Methods
    • Impacts of CBPR on Methodology and Processes
    • Impacts on Research Quality
    • Impacts on Power Relations
    • Discussion
    • Summary
    • Questions for Discussion
    • Key Terms
  • FIFTEEN: METHODOLOGICAL AND ETHICAL CONSIDERATIONS IN COMMUNITY-DRIVEN ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE RESEARC
    • Eastern North Carolina Snapshot
    • Case 1: Industrialized Hog Production
    • Case 2: Discrimination in Disaster Relief
    • Summary
    • Questions for Discussion
  • SIXTEEN: ANALYZING AND INTERPRETING DATA WITH COMMUNITIES
    • Case 1: Survey Data from the East Side Village Health Worker Partnership
    • Case 2.: Focus Group Data from a Latino Men’s Soccer League
    • Case 3: Mapping Data in the Watchperson Project and El Puente
    • Lessons Learned
    • Summary
    • Questions for Discussion
    • Key Terms
• PART FIVE: USING CBPR TO PROMOTE SOCIAL CHANGE AND HEALTHY PUBLIC POLICY
  • SEVENTEEN: THE ROLE OF CBPR IN POLICY ADVOCACY
    • The Policymaking Process
    • Defining and Framing a Policy Goal
    • Selecting a Policy Approach
    • Identifying a Target
    • Support, Power, and Opposition
    • Policy Process Stages and CBPR Opportunities
    • Summary
    • Questions for Discussion
    • Key Terms
  • EIGHTEEN: USING CBPR TO PROMOTE ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE POLICY: A CASE STUDY FROM HARLEM, NEW YORK
    • Case Background
    • Research Methods, Roles, and Findings
    • Discussion
    • Summary
    • Questions for Discussion
    • Key Terms
  • NINETEEN: PARTICIPATORY ACTION RESEARCH WITH HOTEL ROOM CLEANERS IN SAN FRANCISCO AND LAS VEGAS: FRO
    • Theoretical Framework
    • Research Partners’ Roles and Concerns
    • Defining Topics and Enhancing Participation
    • Designing and Pilot-Testing the Survey
    • Selecting the Sample Populations
    • Planning Outreach and Logistics
    • Analyzing the Data
    • Study Findings
    • Translating Findings into Action
    • Summary
    • Questions for Discussion
    • Key Terms
  • TWENTY: ADDRESSING FOOD SECURITY THROUGH POLICY PROMOTING STORE CONVERSIONS: THE ROLE OF A CBPR PART
    • Food Insecurity
    • The CBPR Partnership
    • LEJ Partnership’s Policy Steps
    • Local Policy-Related Outcomes
    • Summary
    • Questions for Discussion
    • Key Terms
• PART SIX: NEXT STEPS AND STRATEGIES FOR THE FUTURE OF CBPR
  • TWENTY-ONE: WHAT PREDICTS OUTCOMES IN CBPR?
    • Study Background
    • Literature Search
    • Assessing Dimensions of Participation and Partnership
    • Final Model and Relationships Between Dimensions
    • Measurement Issues
    • Summary and Implications for Future Research
    • Questions for Discussion
• APPENDIXES
  • A: A PROTOCOL FOR COMMUNITY-BASED RESEARCH
  • B: FEDERAL FUNDING AND SUPPORT FOR PARTICIPATORY RESEARCH IN PUBLIC HEALTH AND HEALTH CARE
  • C: RELIABILITY-TESTED GUIDELINES FOR ASSESSING PARTICIPATORY RESEARCH PROJECTS
  • D: SUPPORTING PARTICIPATORY EVALUATION USING THE COMMUNITY TOOL BOX ONLINE DOCUMENTATION SYSTEM
  • E: MAKING THE BEST CASE FOR COMMUNITY-ENGAGED SCHOLARSHIP IN PROMOTION AND TENURE REVIEW
  • F: COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP THROUGH A NURSING LENS
  • G: ETHICAL REVIEW OF CBPR: CONSIDERATIONS FOR INSTITUTIONAL REVIEW BOARDS
  • H: RESEARCH POLICIES, PROCESSES, AND PROTOCOL: THE NAVAJO NATION HUMAN RESEARCH REVIEW BOARD
  • I: UNDOING RACISM TRAINING AS A FOUNDATION FOR TEAM BUILDING IN CBPR
  • J: RISK MAPPING AS A TOOL FOR CBPR AND ORGANIZING
  • K: USING CBPR TO PROMOTE POLICY CHANGE: EXERCISES AND ONLINE RESOURCES
  • L: SELECTED CENTERS AND OTHER RESOURCES FOR PARTICIPATORY RESEARCH IN NORTH AMERICA
• NAME INDEX
• SUBJECT INDEX

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