Community-Based Research Strategies for Social Work Education

Stephanie Brzuzy · Elizabeth A. Segal

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Teaching students to understand, appreciate, and utilize research based in the community is needed in social work education. This paper outlines five strategies for involving students in community- based research and discusses the advantages to this approach. Examples drawn from the authors' experiences are used to demonstrate application.

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