Socially Inclusive Research

Inclusive Mindset and Intercultural Competence Humility Self-Awareness

Depth · what it can open●●●○3 — emotional

Holding · facilitation2 — facilitator

Trust · group readiness★★some

Disclosure · what is sharedoptional

Using the Wheel of Power and embodied exercises, participants examine power, privilege, and intersectionality in community research — locating themselves on the wheel, feeling what position does to voice, and redesigning their research practice so the researched are included as people, not data.

Hold with care

Locating oneself on a power wheel is personal and political — those with least structural power must never become the lesson; work from positions, not persons

Practical

Time: 240 min
Group: 4–30 · individual, pairs, small-group
Settings: in-person
Materials: Handouts, envelopes, sticky notes, A3 paper
Mechanisms: perspective-taking, cognitive-reframing, somatic-awareness, dialogic-encounter
Change scope: state → skill · repeatable

Origin & where it lives

Philippa Collin via Transition Makers Toolbox (IIS UvA); intersectionality frameworks (Crenshaw lineage) — Critical/participatory research pedagogy

Instructions: open online

In this directory via Transition Makers Toolbox

status: checked · added 2026-08-25