How to do research with refugee community

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Moore, Tim and Saunders, Vicky. (2013). How to do research with refugee community [Dataset]. Australian Catholic University. https://doi.org/10.26199/acu.88w84

Authors	Moore, Tim and Saunders, Vicky
Abstract	Interview transcripts and small demographic survey. Interviews from 3 focus groups and notes from 2 additional focus groups. The data were collected to explore how the refugee communities would like to be included in research, the types of methods, methodology that would be useful to them and what are some of the issues that they would like to have researched. Data format: MS Word documents for the survey and mp3 files for the recordings of the interviews.
Year	2013
Publisher	Australian Catholic University
Digital Object Identifier (DOI)	https://doi.org/10.26199/acu.88w84
Additional information	Mediated Access by contacting the Institute for Child Protection Studies ICPS@acu.edu.au.
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