Learn practical steps you can take to develop a social justice informed approach to your research.

This workshop aims to enable participants to understand that academic references and citations have a purpose (and a power) beyond plagiarism, and provide practical tips on how to resist privileging dominant voices by engaging in a practice of inclusive citation. By the end of the workshop participants should be able to:

• Understand how citation practices can privilege certain voices whilst marginalising others
• Critically review their research process for “inclusive citation”
• Navigate and evaluate citation trails using Library Search, and databases such as Web of Science
• Establish an ongoing practice of “inclusive citation” in their own research as a means to effect change

This workshop supports the Liberate our Library initiative, as part of Liberate Our Degree. 

This workshop is part of the Resistance Researching series, suggesting practical steps we can take towards a social justice informed approach to research practice.  

Please note, this workshop may be recorded. If you have any concerns about appearing in a recording, or any other queries about this workshop, please email Academic Support.