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Trude Sundberg on researching alongside marginalised communities

October 19, 2022 • Researching the Rainbow • Season 1 • Episode 10

Join Dr Trude Sundberg (they/them) in conversation about their work as a collaborative researcher, working alongside local to international marginalised communities. This wonderful conversation explores ethical ethnographic research, and how academics can question their role, their power and their contribution to the community involved in their collaborative research.

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Visit the project website for LGBT-HE, exploring LGBTQ+ inclusion in the higher education workforce

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