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30659 - Public Sociology and Engaged Scholarship Part II
Sun, August 10, 12:00 to 1:30pm, West Tower, Hyatt Regency Chicago, Floor: Concourse Level/Bronze, WrigleyDescription
Public Sociology and Engaged Scholarship Part II examines the possibilities and challenges of sociological practice that is deeply engaged with social movements, policy debates, and struggles for justice. The panel explores the ethical dilemmas, political risks, and methodological innovations that come with working in collaboration with marginalized communities and advocating for structural change. Presenters reflect on the tensions between academic autonomy and activist commitments, the responsibilities of researchers in politically hostile environments, and the role of participatory methods in redistributing power in the research process. Together, these papers push the boundaries of what it means to practice sociology in ways that are both intellectually rigorous and socially transformative.
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Research Ethics under Fascism: Protecting Participants and Ourselves - Peter Forberg, University of California-Berkeley; Kristen Schilt, University of Chicago
From Protest to Policy: Housing Movements and the Dilemmas of Public Sociology - Gianpaolo Baiocchi, New York University; H. Jacob Carlson, Kean University
Confronting the “200-pound Alligator:” Anti-racist Community-engaged Research Addressing Police-Inflicted Trauma on the Black Community - Daniela Franziska Jauk-Ajamie, University of Akron; Robert L. Peralta, University of Akron; Auriel Jasper-Morris, University of Akron; Courtney Michael, The University of Akron; Juan Xi, University of Akron; Larry Payne, The University of Akron; Sanaullah Khan, The University of Akron; Xiaoshuang Iris Luo, University of California-Irvine
“We Are So Tired:” A Community-Based Participatory Study on the Future of Work - Shelly Steward, The Workers Lab