Global Justice and Equity Conference: Advancing Community-Engaged Research
This year’s Global Justice and Equity (GJE) Conference, organized by the inaugural cohort of GJE Fellows, focused on advancing our understanding and practice of community-engaged research. Featuring Duke-based researchers and local practitioners, conference sessions included an exploration of multidisciplinary understandings of equity and justice, best practices for community-engaged research, and a case study of university-community partnerships to address food insecurity among the LatinX/Hispanic community in Durham. Attendees left with enhanced understanding about the opportunities, challenges, and methodologies for advancing community-engaged research. The conference took place on Friday, November 3, 2023 at the JB Duke Hotel.
Opening Panel
A conversation between Ed Balleisen, Kay Jowers and Kerilyn Schewel on Community Engaged Research at Duke.
Multidisciplinary Understandings of Equity and Justice
This panel is moderated by SaeHim Park, Ph.D. Candidate in Art History, and Robin Fail, Ph.D. Candidate in Marine Science and Conservation, Global Justice and Equity Fellows 2023-2024 at John Hope Franklin Center, Duke University.
Centering Justice & Equity: Best Practices for Implementing Community-Based Research
This panel is moderated by Adrienne Jones, Ph.D. Candidate in Public Policy and Sociology, and Reshma Nargund, Ph.D. Candidate in the Nicholas School for the Environment, Global Justice and Equity Fellows 2023-2024 at John Hope Franklin Center, Duke University.
Addressing food insecurity in Durham's Hispanic/Latinx communities during COVID
This panel is moderated by Elizabeth Brown, Ph.D. Candidate in Art History, and Miguel Martinez, Ph.D. Candidate in Political Science, Global Justice and Equity Fellows 2023-2024 at John Hope Franklin Center, Duke University.