Cross-Cultural Collaborative Research: An Evolving Process with Multiple Perspectives

• In Event: CLT- Cuturally-situred Research (v)

Short Description

Few studies investigate collaborative processes among researchers, yet research collaborations involving multiple researchers have become more widespread. The panelists will reflect on theoretical perspectives and conceptual lenses that have informed their cross-cultural collaborative research approach. These include trauma-informed approaches (Hannah Grossman), communities of practice (Leah Sikoyo), ubuntu philosophy (Alice Barlow-Zambodla), decolonising academic research (Christie Liu) and educational technologies as well as sociomateriality (Nicola Pallitt). Each panelist will share a lens followed by discussion.

Authors

• Presenter: Hannah M Grossman, UCLA Health

• Presenter: Nicola Pallitt, e/merge Africa, Rhodes University

• Presenter: Juhong Christie Liu, James Madison University

• Presenter: Alice Barlow-Zambodla, e/merge Africa

• Presenter: Leah Sikoyo, Makerere University

• Presenter: Nompilo Tshuma, Stellenbosch University

• Presenter: Neil Kramm, Rhodes University