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
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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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