At this time, the reality is that we
cannot meet in person because of our
priority to protect the safety and wellbeing of our partners. This means that
the ways in which we engage with our
research partners and participants
has shifted to become primarily
virtual.
In addition, the COVID-19 pandemic
has caused many more researchers
and practitioners to confront
questions of equity. To what extent do
our community partners have access
to internet? Who are we including or
leaving out in our programs and
research? How can we make sure
everyone has an opportunity to
participate? What are our
communities' priorities, and how do
we support them?
The answers to these questions have
a direct impact on how you should
conduct your scholarly work. This guide is a tool to help you in this process, be flexible with your
partnerships, and adapt your work
to accomplish your team’s goals.
History
Citation
Aeysha Chaudhry, Eunhye Grace Lee, Jeni Hebert-Beirne, Alexis Grant, and Maggie Acosta. (2020). Guide to Virtual Engagement. Collaboratory for Health Justice. UIC School of Public Health.