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Session Type: Symposium
Schools can be isolating and uncaring places for non-dominant youth. Thus, in this session we explore how to teach care as central to research praxis in qualitative research courses for emerging scholars. Care-based research is both a method and stance that argues we should treat youth--not just their stories--with care. We will begin this session by articulating our conceptualization of care-based research methodologies and its key tenets, then offer examples of how each tenet has been practiced in the field, and, finally, consider the teaching and learning strategies that can be used to support students and scholars in adopting a care-based approach.
Veena Vasudevan, University of Pittsburgh
Nora Gross, Barnard College
Pavithra Nagarajan, Teachers College, Columbia University
Exploring Care-Based Methods for Designing Multimodal Research With Early Career Scholars - Katherine Newhouse, New York University
Recognizing Graduate Student Researchers as Moral Actors: Negotiating Collaborative Conceptions of Care in Research - Errol C. Saunders, Teachers College, Columbia University
Care as Resistance and Epistemological Necessity in Youth Participatory Action Research - Meagan Call-Cummings, Johns Hopkins University; Melissa Hauber-Özer, University of Missouri
Care as Developing Sustainable Partnerships With Youth Participants Over Time - Matthew R. Deroo, University of Miami