Reimagining citizen science as inclusive praxis

The Banbury My Life My Choice Self-Advocacy Group, Jessica Carr and three supervisors worked together to research how people with learning disabilities do citizen science. As a research group, we made our own citizen science project exploring an issue of relevance and interest to us. Using creative research methods, we learnt about research skills together and found out what research we would like to do. We then used these skills to make our own citizen science project, and we worked together to create a project of relevance to our community. This article looks at how we worked together to do our research, explores some of the challenges we faced and shows how we solved them. Our aim is to share what we have learnt to provide researchers with examples of how to work with and support people with learning disabilities to do citizen science.

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Research for All
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2024-12-18
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https://doi.org/10.14324/rfa.09.1.01
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Species Distribution and Climate Change
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Reimagining citizen science as inclusive praxis

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Research for All
Species Distribution and Climate Change
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Reimagining citizen science as inclusive praxis

Richard Holliman, Jessica E. Carr, Jane Seale, Eileen Scanlon, Ruth Shaw-Williams
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Abstract

The Banbury My Life My Choice Self-Advocacy Group, Jessica Carr and three supervisors worked together to research how people with learning disabilities do citizen science. As a research group, we made our own citizen science project exploring an issue of relevance and interest to us. Using creative research methods, we learnt about research skills together and found out what research we would like to do. We then used these skills to make our own citizen science project, and we worked together to create a project of relevance to our community. This article looks at how we worked together to do our research, explores some of the challenges we faced and shows how we solved them. Our aim is to share what we have learnt to provide researchers with examples of how to work with and support people with learning disabilities to do citizen science.

Research for AllVol. 9(1)
Oxford Brookes University (GB), The Open University (GB)
Openalex Percentile: Top 94%
Species Distribution and Climate Change
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