BAME Researchers
First published
06/16/2021
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education
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What challenges do Black, Asian and minority ethnic researchers face in the University? Is there a lack of visibility of BAME researchers in the academy? This episode tries to grapple with whose voices and perspectives are prioritised in academic citations? Who gets the time to publish original research and what type of research is valued in the University landscape. Professor Richard Hall and Associate Professor Lisa Palmer from the Stephen Lawrence Research Centre offer their insight into research process and operations and the challenges minority staff face. https://decolonisingdmu.our.dmu.ac.uk
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