Reflection details the approach to community-based research in indigenous oral history, emphasizing community relationships.
This article is a reflection on my approach to conducting oral history research in community. Focusing on a research trip I conducted in March 2012 in Kwadacha, British Columbia, it argues that the fundamental aspect of community-based/community-engaged research is the relationship the researcher forms with community and/or specific individuals in the community.
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