Research Ethics and Diverse Communities

• "Teaching Research Ethics for Community-based Training", Dianne Quigley, Syracuse University (2007)
• "Social responsibility and research ethics in community driven studies of industialized hog production in North Carolina", Steve Wing, University of North Carolina (2000)
• "Compilation on Environmental Health Research Ethics Issues with Native Communities - A revision of this article-A Review of improved Ethical Practices for Environmental/Public Health, Case", Examples from Native Communities" has been published in Health Education and Behavior, Vol. 33, Number 2, April 2006 Dianne Quigley, Syracuse University (2001)
• "Rituals and Research Ethics: Using One Community’s Experience to Reconsider the Ways that Communities and Researchers Build Sustainable Partnerships", Linda Silka, UMASS Lowell (2001)
• "Exploring Community-Based Research Ethics Case Study: Healthy Public Housing Initiative", Doug Brugge and Alison Kole, Tufts University (2001)
• "Protecting the Navajo People Through Tribal Regulation of Research", Doug Brugge and Mariam Missaghian (2003)

Ethical Reviews of "Research Ethics and Diverse Communities"

• "Response to Phil Brown's Paper : Qualitative Methods in Environmental Health Research", Sheldon Krimsky, Tufts University (2003)
• "Research ethics from the cultural anthropologist's point of view", Ann Grodzins Gold, Syracuse University (2001)
• "Ethical Analysis of Group and Community Rights: Case Study Review of the "Collaborative Initiative for Research Ethics in Environmental Health."", Ernest Wallwork, Syracuse University (2002)
• "Response to "Compilation of Environmental Health Research Ethics Issues with Native Communities"", Sheldon Krimsky, Tufts University (2001)
• "Ethical Review of "Social responsibility and research ethics in community driven studies of industialized hog production in North Carolina"", Sheldon Krimsky, Tufts University (2001)

Understanding Complexities of "Community" for Community Research Ethics

• "Who is the Community?/What is the Community?", Phil Brown, Brown University (2005)
• "Conceptualizing Community: Anthropological Reflections", Ann Grodzins Gold, Syracuse University (2005)
• "Considerations for Defining and Strengthening Community for Environmental Health", Dianne Quigley, Syracuse University (2006)

Ethical Issues in Environmental Health Research

• "Ethical Considerations in Research Methodologies for Exposure Assessment of Toxic and Radioactive Contaminants in Native Communities", Dianne Quigley, Syracuse University (2001)
• "Qualitative Methods in Environmental Health Research", Phil Brown, Brown University (2003)
• "Objectivity and Ethics in Environmental Health Science", Steve Wing, University of North Carolina (2003)
• "Environmental Justice, Science, and Public Health", Steve Wing, University of North Carolina (2005)
• "IRB Challenges in Multi-Partner Community-Based Participatory Research", Phil Brown, Rachel Morello-Frosch, Julia Green Brody, Rebecca Gasior Altman, Ruthann A. Rudel, Laura Senier, Carla Perez (2007)

Ethics and Cross-Cultural Knowledge and Values

• "Environment / ritual / research ethics: Crisscrossing issues in anthropology and religious studies", Ann Grodzins Gold, Syracuse University (2002)
• "Ethical Issues in Medical anthropology: different knowledge, same bodies", Ann Grodzins Gold, Syracuse University (2003)
• "Traditional Ecological Knowledge/Indigenous Science and Communal Research Ethics", Slide Presentation", Dianne Quigley, Syracuse University (2005)

2003 Conference Report

• ""Dialogues for Improving Research Ethics in Environmental and Public Health" - Conference Report 2003", Dianne Quigley, (2004)