The Research Data Share platform is an attempt to explore, through practice, the challenges and opportunities of sharing qualitative data, which has its own unique challenges that need to be explored in depth. As a research object in and of itself, this platform and any data shared through the platform will be used to facilitate discussion over the worries and possibilities imagined and experienced by those interested in sharing qualitative research data. Read more.
Research Data KE Working Group has begun a project seeking out and archiving relevant datasets on/for COVID19.
Ongoing publication of interview data which sheds light on diverse experiences conducting research in/from Nairobi.
Interview data and other resources which offer perspectives on diverse experiences being the subject of research in Kibera, (Nairobi, Kenya).
Data from a discussion with Open Access scholar practitioners on the African continent to better understand the promises and challenges of Open Access.
Drawing on Henri Lefebvre’s right to the city (Purcell, 2016) and Walter Mignolo’s local histories/global designs (Mignolo, 2012), this essay argues that Nairobi’s graffiti scene, produced collectively by artists and communities on public walls, constitutes a knowledge infrastructure...Read more
The Platform for Experimental, Collaborative Ethnography (PECE: pronounced “peace”) is an open source (Drupal-based) digital platform that supports multi-sited, cross-scale ethnographic and historical research. The platform links researchers in new ways, enables new kinds of analyses and data visualization, and activates researchers’ engagement with public problems and diverse audiences. PECE is at the center of a research project that explores how digital infrastructure can be designed to support collaborative hermeneutics....
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