First published Open Access under a Creative Commons license as What is Inclusive
Research?, this title is now also available as part of the Bloomsbury Research Methods …

Photovoice is documented as an inclusive and empowering research method that amplifies
the voice of marginalised groups. However, in feminist photovoice projects with women …

Purpose–This paper aims to summarise the literature on self‐directed support (SDS) in
transitions for disabled children and young people moving from children's to adult services …

For qualitative researchers, reflexivity is always an important aspect of ethical practice. In
research on donor conception, there is a particular need for greater attention to be paid to …

Belonging and connection of children with disability and their families are contested and
fragile in many regional communities. This article reports on a project that aimed to better …

Computer-based algorithms have the potential to encode and exacerbate ableism and may
contribute to disparate outcomes for disabled people. The threat of algorithmic bias to …

Violence and abuse towards schools students with intellectual disability is a pervasive and
long‐standing problem. In recent research conducted with students with intellectual …

Some evaluations of disability programs now apply participatory methods to include people
with cognitive disability in the collection of data. However, more inclusive approaches that …

Executive summary This report is the culmination of a three year research project funded by
The Ian Potter Foundation to examine a Housing First approach to addressing …

Executive summary The introduction of the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) in
2013 was considered one of the most significant social policy reforms in Australian history …