EDI In Research Resource Library

UBC aims to support researchers to advance equity, diversity and inclusion in all aspects of the research lifecycle and ecosystem. 

The following resources are non-exhaustive and are provided as a starting point for building EDI in research at UBC. Further research and reflection may be required and are strongly encouraged in the pursuit of research excellence that upholds equity, diversity and inclusion.

Making Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Matter in Research

Learn how EDI can be incorporated into your research through this video primer, narrated by Dr. Rachael Sullivan, Equity Facilitator, UBC Equity & Inclusion Office. 

Summary: EDI in Research – A Framework

 

 

 

 

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Diverse effects of diversity: Disaggregating effects of diversity in global virtual teams
Author/Organization: Vas Tarasa, Daniel Baackb, Dan Caprarc, Douglas Dowd, Fabian Froesee, Alfredo Jimenezf, Peter Magnussong
Journal or Publisher: Journal of International Management
Keywords: global, diversity, research team
Category: Principles of EDI in Research, EDI in Research Practice

Diverse effects of team diversity: a review and framework of surface and deep-level diversity
Author/Organization: Alana E. Jansen, Ben Joseph Searle
Journal or Publisher: Emerald Publishing
Keywords: diversity, research teams
Category: Principles of EDI in Research

Diversity in science: next steps for research group leaders
Author/Organization: Nikki Forrester
Journal or Publisher: Nature
Keywords: diversity, BIPOC, research team, laboratory, principal investigator
Category: Principles of EDI in Research

EDI in Research: A framework
Author/Organization: Rachael E. Sullivan
Journal or Publisher: UBC Equity & Inclusion Office
Keywords: equity, diversity, inclusion, laboratory, research team
Category: Principles of EDI in Research

Equity, Diversity and Inclusion in the Research System
Author/Organization: Canadian Institutes of Health Research
Journal or Publisher: Government of Canada
Category: Institutional/Funder Policies

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