Associate Director, Participatory Action Research
beloved communityHouston (TX)
Associate Director, Participatory Action Research
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beloved communityHouston (TX)
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About the role
Associate Director, Participatory Action Research Posted on September 26, 2022
Beloved Community is a non-profit consulting firm focused on implementing regional, sustainable solutions for diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI). Through individualized and personalized support, Beloved Community fosters open lines of communication and realistic plans to create and implement tangible, measurable systemic change at work, at home, and in schools. Our approach is universal, achieving results for organizations in the not-for-profit sector, hospitality, school administrations, affordable housing and beyond.
ABOUT THE POSITION:
Beloved Community is hiring for the position of Associate Director of Participatory Action Research (Houston, TX) with background in mixed-methods research and community-based initiatives. In this role, the primary function is to design and launch a community-based research project in Houston. This will entail recruiting and training a small cohort of community researchers, developing instruments (e.g., focus group guide, survey), analyzing findings, and co-authoring the final report with community researchers. If successful, this year-long research project will serve as the pilot study to inform the development of a multi-year research project in Houston.
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