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Now that’s what we call RESEARCH JUSTICE!
Research justice involves a process in which one youth, immigrant, or low-wage worker meets a peer and says, “I am struggling.” That peer responds and says, “I am too.” They share their first-hand knowledge, and, in doing so, two “I” statements are transformed into a “WE” statement. In 2011, DataCenter has helped numerous communities come together and build a resounding chorus of “WE!” Check out this issue of our newsletter to hear how individuals have come together to make a WE. They stand in power, confident of their knowledge.
Communities on the margins, coming together, learning together and raising their collective voice at the center of the decision-making process…now that’s what we call Research Justice!
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- Research Unlocks the Power of Youth in Oakland
- Toxic Beauty No More! Nail Salon Workers Advocate for Their Rights and Safety
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- Letter from miho kim, Executive Director
- DataCenter Staff and Board
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- From Suspicion to Protection: Muslim Americans Contest Racial Profiling
- Toxic Beauty No More (con’t) with Fast Facts!
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- Bringing Justice on the Bus! DataCenter With POWER for Transportation Justice
- Putting the “Care” Back in Foster Care: LGBT Group in Utah Examines and Advocates for Care Standards
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- Donor Profile: Isabel Kang from Shimtuh
- “I’m Not Alone!” National Domestic Worker Project Continues to Empower
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- Victory! Wage Theft Ordinance Passes in San Francisco!