Te Hotonga Hapori’s 6-step Community Science Aotearoa process©, which incorporates and adapts the original evidence-based <i>Our Voice</i> Citizen Science for Health Equity method.

Te Hotonga Hapori’s 6-step Community Science Aotearoa process©, which incorporates and adapts the original evidence-based <i>Our Voice</i> Citizen Science for Health Equity method.

<p>Te Hotonga Hapori’s 6-step Community Science Aotearoa process©, which incorporates and adapts the original evidence-based <i>Our Voice</i> Citizen Science for Health Equity method.</p>

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Main Author:	Erica Hinckson (3449753) (author)
Other Authors:	Vivienne Ivory (20050602) (author), Julia McPhee (7350980) (author), Megan Somerville Ryan (22367232) (author), Moushumi Chaudhury (14376189) (author), Lisa Mackay (6644075) (author), Albert Refiti (22367235) (author), Abby C. King (8552223) (author), Tania Ka’ai (22367238) (author), Scott Duncan (2730673) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Sociology Science Policy Mental Health thematic analysis framework qualitative thematic analysis including walkable areas comprises 5 components appealing public spaces narrative data obtained downloaded app data active relationship building without community involvement scale redevelopment projects lived experiences study centred urban planning div >< p lived experiences data collection building bridges urban redevelopment neighbourhood urban voice </ undertaken using undergoing redevelopment subsequently increasing step process share information redevelopment using redevelopment process redevelopment may new zealand natural environments many governments iterative process initiated large improve liveability guide researchers growing rapidly group sessions enhance physical developed using descriptive statistics cultural realities contextually specific community aspirations clarke ’ cities around
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