Resources for Teams Doing Anti-Racism Research

This guide provides resources for teams engaged in anti-racism research and their supervisors, aiming to facilitate research that is transparent and minimizes harm to communities. The document outlines the importance of adhering to best practices when conducting research that involves race-based data, as such data can inadvertently cause harm to the very communities it seeks to benefit. It includes a checklist for report review, emphasizing the need for accurate terminology and the avoidance of derogatory language. The guide also discusses the significance of transparency in reporting, detailing how to present findings responsibly and ethically. Additionally, it addresses the concept of deficit narratives, which can perpetuate stereotypes and misrepresent communities. The document serves as a comprehensive resource for ensuring that anti-racism research is conducted with care and consideration for the communities involved, while also providing ongoing updates as new information becomes available.