Resources - Ethics of Engagement (Mesh-Literature)

The Tak Province Border Community Ethics Advisory Board (T-CAB)

Academic Literature: Whose knowledge counts? Exploring cognitive justice in community-university collaborations.

Engaging with Social justice: An Interview with Ceri Davies, Research Director, National Centre for Social Research

Academic literature: Community engagement: Leadership tool for catastrophic health events

Academic Literature: Ethics of Randomized Trials in a Public Health Emergency

Literature: Public Attitudes to Research Governance: A qualitative study in a deliberative context

This report presents findings from an in-depth research study that aimed to:

• Situate the role governance plays in shaping attitudes to biomedical research
• Explore public responses to the principles and processes associated with different models of governance, and investigate the processes that function to reassure the public and which instil confidence in the way biomedical research is governed.

Developing Ethical Practices for Public Health Research Data Sharing in South Africa: The Views and Experiences From a Diverse Sample of Research Stakeholders

 This qualitative study examined the perceptions, experiences and concerns of 32 research stakeholders about data-sharing practices.

Grant writing in Ethics and Social Sciences: Lessons, Pitfalls and Advice

This helpful presentation is the result of a workshop held in Durban by The Global Health Bioethics Network (course facilitators: Maureen Kelley, Patricia Kingori, Dorcas Kamuya, Mike Parker).

Photovoice Ethics: Critical Reflections from Men’s Mental Health Research

Photovoice Ethics is a report and ethical guide for researchers who want to explore sensitive topics with their audiences.   

Workshop Report: ‘Community Engagement – Under the Microscope’ in Thailand in June 2011

A summary of a report exploring Community Engagement, what it means to global health researchers and its relationship to research ethics.