Angela E.B. Stewart
Learning Scientist, Educational Technologist, Consultant
angelas [at] pitt [dot] edu
Lab Values
These values are inspired by the Design Justice principles, Hammer, To, & Cruz's Lab Counterculture paper, and the CoALA Lab principles.
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We prioritize well-being over productivity. We embrace rest as a proactive measure for our wellness.
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We are collaborative. We offer mutual support, and generously share our ideas, time, and resources with each other. We give each other truthful, constructive feedback.
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We are curious. We embrace hard problems, and attend to justice and equity at every step of our work.
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We conduct the highest quality research. Good research comes from sound research processes. This means that we check our data deeply, and truthfully represent the complexity of our findings.
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We prioritize the impacts of our research on the communities with whom we work. We engage in processes that hold us accountable for the effects of our work.
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We respect everyone's unique, intersectional identities. This lab is a space for those who have been marginalized in research and by research. We specifically embrace the knowledge of Black, Indigenous, queer, and woman scholars.
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I expect all lab members to behave in a way that reflects these values, myself included. I encourage mutual accountability within our community to uphold these values. I believe that through upholding these values, we can make this lab a space where impactful, meaningful, and challenging research is done.