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Recognize diverse and divergent community voices Shared language is important Data and measurement can cause harm Accountability is critical and relevant across principles
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Be explicit about what is meant by “those who have experienced inequities” More clearly define “harm” Reframe as asset based Need principles on community investment and data ownership Tease apart concepts (overlap) and adjust language around “systems” and “communities”
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Combined the draft principle on centering the needs, values, and priorities of community members with the principle on co‐creation Combined draft principle on not harming communities with the draft principle on addressing root causes Added two new principles on data ownership and investment in community
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| Round 2 |
Need to name shared power and shared decision making as important Language should encourage collaboration and a dynamic process Importance of a shared learning environment Need to frame principles with intention and clarity Level setting around key concepts is important Concerns and questions about implementation
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Several concepts need further definition (e.g., community, authentic engagement, whole person) Address redundancy across principles Include a preamble to accompany the principles Include a list of key terms and definitions No new principles recommended
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Drafted a preamble to contextualize the principles that included a list of key terms and definitions Consolidated to five principles Added questions about implementation to Survey 3
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| Round 3 |
Support for preamble and definitions Need to apply a process lens to this work; it is iterative Key steps to building buy‐in Communication is important Power must be shared Implementation requires time and resources Equity must be integrated into systems and power structures
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Some suggestions for reorganizing parts of preamble and revising definitions; moving definitions to an appendix Suggested revisions to language or order across the five draft principles (e.g., community investment first)
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Revised language in preamble/introduction to address concerns regarding tone Added sections and headers to break up language in the introduction Included project's shared measurement framework as an appendix; integrated new key terms and definitions into framework glossary Reordered principles to present the upfront investment in communities principle first Integrated example practices that reflect principles from use cases For co‐creation principle, moved shared power up to the first concept and integrated “equitable, sustained partnership” into this section For accountability principle, created two categories: one on accountability for addressing root causes of inequities and one addressing the need to repair harm when it occurs For trust principle, added language addressing sustainability focus and the need to engineer trust into systems and not just focus on the interpersonal aspect of trust Added appendices with a list of stakeholder experts and a brief overview of methods
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