دانلود کتاب تقویت عدالت اجتماعی از طریق تحقیق کیفی – راهنمای روش شناختی

Do people still read prefaces? We hope so, because this is a book about hope. In fact, it is a book written for the hopeful. We cannot lose sight of hope, especially when it is easy to be overwhelmed by the injustice of the world. Alongside the media’s obsession with celebrity gossip, threats of a climate crisis, military occupations and impending wars, national and corporate security breaches, political scandals, corporate ethics, economic disparity, infant mortality, bodies of Indigenous chil­dren in unmarked graves, all things COVID-19 (including masks and vaccines), and most notably the very present racism, sexism, heterosexism, transphobia, islamophobia, ableism, and classism highlighted by these atrocities and social failures. Yet, amid these stories of crisis and concern are stories that keep us optimistic. The election of a Black and Asian woman as the Vice-President of the United States, the creation and distribution of a lifesaving vaccine for a virus that has killed over 452 million people (as of this writing), the #everychildmatters protests that galvanized Canada’s Indigenous populations, and the truth and reconciliation movement give us hope. Research has helped the goals of social justice move forward. Take, for example, the Centre of Global and Health Development (http://www.bu.edu/cghd/), who are attempting to understand how human rights conditions influence the spread of HIV in women living in Vietnam and Ghana.