We talk to Melody Goodman from the Center for Anti-Racism, Social Justice, and Public Health about engaging community partnerships as a means of fostering antiracism in research.This episode is part of an ongoing series where we chat with members of the Anti-Racism Consortium. These conversations are between organizations and their community partners to highlight how to deeply work with community in a way that shares power and that moves us all towards liberation.Links:Center for Anti-Racism, Social Justice, and Public HealthArticle: “The Health Disparities Industry: Is it an Ethical Conundrum?”, Shaw-Ridley & Ridley