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Ethical knowledge sharing requires that researchers not speak for the community but to amplify their existing voices. This avoids recreating colonial dynamics.
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Amplifying Community Voice
Christian Wells of Team North Port St. Joe reflects on an important paradigm shift for community-engaged researchers. It’s not a researcher’s job to speak for the community. A researcher’s job is to amplify the voices of the community they are engaging with.
