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Parallel Session at the 5th European Harm Reduction Conference

Speakers:

Jose Queiroz (Portugal) APDES 0:36
Designing studies about peer work that meaningfully involve people who use drugs in the design and delivery of the research – the experience of the Peer2Peer Project

Justyna Struzik (Poland) Country Researcher 14:18
Learning about starting out with peer work – the Polish experience Peer2Peer

Marta Pinto (Portugal) Country Researcher APDES 32:50
Studying a well-developed peer work programme – the Portuguese experience Peer2Peer
Louise Vincent (USA) Urban Survivors Union – USU

When drug user rights organisations set standards for partnerships with research agencies. Learning from the US experience. (pre-recorded), Ernst Wisse Harm Reduction Coordinator MDM (Netherlands) 49:45

Introduction to the process and recommendations of the Global Peer Work Consultation.
Video: Global Peer Work Consultation Feedback – 5-minute advocacy video. 55:15


Q&A and discussion 1:00:57

Abstract:

Room: Congress hall
Organiser: APDES and European Network of People Who Use Drugs (EuroNPUD)
Chair: Alexis Goosdeel, EMCDDA

Research provides an essential means of capturing and learning from the experience of people who use drugs. Quality standards urge the meaningful participation of research study populations which is particularly important when studying marginalised populations and researching the process and effectiveness of peer work itself.
Their learning and recommendations are to:
• explore ethical research processes and standards with people who use drugs.
• consider the ethical development of peer work to support scale-up.
• reflect on the meaningful participation of people who use drugs in research projects.