Critical Participatory Inquiry
An Interdisciplinary Guide
- Meagan Call-Cummings - Johns Hopkins University, USA
- Giovanni P. Dazzo - University of Georgia, USA
- Melissa Hauber-Özer - University of Missouri - Columbia, USA
Each chapter was well-organized, presented just the right amount of content, and referenced helpful examples to support the learning objectives.
The conversational tone makes this text feel supportive and accessible.
This book is an authentic and accessible take on CPR. The authors voice, structure, flow and content are all spot on…. Overall, the book is both hard hitting and cuts no corners, WHILE being accessible.
This text provides a rich overview of the foundations of critical participatory research, allowing students to explore, examine, reflect, and take action with specific techniques, inquiry, and suggested activities in each chapter.
This text provides a great history of CPI and uses reflective exercises to help students critically examine how knowledge is created and why this is important for democratizing research.
This book considers research in a fresh way that places the community fully in the center. It challenges traditional research epistemology which can replicate the very systems of domination and exclusion we seek to break down.
Easy for students to read and digest.