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COMMUNITY-BASED PARTICIPATORY RESEARCH RELATIONSHIPS WITH ABORIGINAL COMMUNITIES IN CANADA
Fletcher, Christopher
Fletcher, Christopher
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Community-Based Participatory Research Relationships with Aboriginal Communities in Canada: An Overview of Context and Process 27-Oct-2008 Christopher Fletcher INTRODUCTION In Canada, community-based participatory research (CBPR) has devel-oped as a responsive and responsible research method in tandem with the growth of Aboriginal political autonomy at the community, national, and international levels (Brant Castellano 1993). As Aboriginal people have exer-cised increasing authority over events in their own communities the role of research and researchers in perpetuating historical injustices and in main-taining the inadequate status Community Based Participatory quo has been questioned
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2003
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