Hi Change, We’re reaching out to invite you to join Researchers in Community (RiC)<https://depts.washington.edu/researchincommunity/>. We’re a group of students (graduate and undergraduate), staff, and faculty, all committed to community-engaged and collaborative community research practices. Now back for a third year, we’d like to invite interested students, staff, or faculty to join us as we engage in group discussions regarding ethics, practices, challenges, etc. of working alongside our community partners and ensuring our work is done ethically and prioritizes community needs. Our members come from a variety of disciplines, research areas, and research levels and we welcome new perspectives! We will meet weekly in the Mary Gates Hall, room 015H, for the upcoming Autumn quarter; our first meeting will take place on Monday, September 29 at 10am - 11:30am, brown-bag lunch style and people can RSVP here<https://forms.gle/AoVnqzrhQWVMqj769>. Once you RSVP, you’ll also be added to a calendar invitation that will include a Zoom option for participation. We will be providing an overview of the group and our goals for the quarter and we encourage you to join us as we seek to build community with like-minded researchers! Feel free to reach out to me with any questions. Cheers, Jason --- Jason C. Young Assistant Professor Director, Technology & Social Change Group University of Washington Pronouns: he, him youngjc2@uw.edu<mailto:youngjc2@uw.edu> The University of Washington resides on the homelands and waters of the Coast Salish Peoples, whose ancestors resided here since time immemorial. Many Indigenous peoples thrive in this place—alive and strong.