
Designing Qualitative Research to Do No Harm by H Richard Milner Iv
This book is for everyone who cares about how people, communities, and institutions are treated through research processes, and what we learn from research that impacts them.
This accessible book helps researchers avoid unintentional harm to research participants, communities, institutions, and organizations. The book assists researchers in building knowledge, attitudes, dispositions, skills, and practices to co-construct knowledge with people and communities to inform policies and practices. Grounded in research and theory, the book focuses on three essential qualitative research methods: interviewing, observation, and document analyses. Readers are invited to employ ethical, compassionate, and rigorous practices committed to harm prevention, particularly important in today’s declining democracy.
The authors explore how to collect evidence, build and substantiate knowledge, and disseminate it in ways that honor, protect, and work in partnership with research participants and communities to improve human conditions. While early career and veteran researchers will find the book useful, so should parents, activists, policymakers, and anyone who cares about the health and well-being of people who participate in research and what we learn from it.
Book Features:
- Introduces a set of four commitments to “Do No Harm in Research” for readers to adopt and adapt to their own context and content, including access to chapter-by-chapter discussion and reflection questions for courses, PLCs, and book clubs.
- Written in an accessible tone and structure that is suitable for readers across different disciplines such as education, sociology, psychology, human development, health sciences, political science, ethnic studies, history, and social work.
- Offers real-life scenarios to help readers think about how they would approach aspects of their work differently by applying Do No Harm commitments in their own research planning and practices.
- Moves beyond philosophical debates and paradigm wars about the importance of qualitative research over other research traditions to focus on cultivating research practices and outcomes for equity and inclusion.
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Is Everyone Really Equal?
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Culturally Responsive Teaching
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Reaching and Teaching Students in Poverty
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Un-Standardizing Curriculum
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Critical Race Theory in Education
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Forbidden Language
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Multicultural Education, Transformative Knowledge and Action
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City Schools and the American Dream
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Transformative Ethnic Studies in Schools
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Talkin' Black Talk
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Teaching What Really Happened
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We Can't Teach What We Don't Know
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Why Race and Culture Matter in Schools
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Just Schools
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Transforming Multicultural Education Policy and Practice
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The Light in Their Eyes
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Reducing Prejudice and Stereotyping in Schools
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Standing Strong in Undemocratic Times
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Centering Communities of Color in Statewide School Transformation
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An Assets-Based Approach to Serving Multilingual International Students in Higher Education
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Diversity and Education
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Teaching and Learning on the Verge
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Frogs Into Princes
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Measuring Race
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Let's Talk About DEI
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Literacy Achievement and Diversity
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The Civil Rights Road to Deeper Learning
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Critical Ethnic Studies and the Global Pursuit of Justice
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Critical Theory, Methods, and Design in Educational Research
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| ISBN 13 | 9780807787670 |
| ISBN 10 | 0807787671 |
| Title | Designing Qualitative Research to Do No Harm |
| Author | H Richard Milner Iv |
| Series | Multicultural Education Series |
| Condition | Unavailable |
| Binding Type | Hardback |
| Publisher | Teachers' College Press |
| Year published | 2026-04-24 |
| Number of pages | 144 |
| Cover note | Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary. |
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