The article addresses the issue of 'domestic helicopter research,' where wealthy institutions exploit local poorer organizations for research without equitable collaboration. Marylin Fraser of the Arthur Ashe Institute reveals that researchers often neglect to consider community input or compensate local organizations, leading to an exploitative power dynamic. While these practices mirror international exploitation, they occur even within the same neighborhoods in the US. Many resource-poor institutions are often treated as mere participants rather than collaborators, perpetuating inequity in research practices.
"You feel as though you are always in a constant fight."
#helicopter-research #equity-in-research #community-collaboration #research-exploitation #social-justice
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