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Agenda: Hour 1ish (will try to end by 2:40)

If you want to leave a question for me in your doc(s), please add “@ad161@nyu.edu” in the comment.
Start to think about making your title more specific.
- Is it a systematic review? Or more of a narrative/critical/traditional review?
Please be sure to address in your papers:
- What’s the geography/language?
- Are there any other demographic specifics? If so, specify them!
- What’s the marginalized/justice aspect?
- Do your best to cite any assertions!!!
- Note that “scholarly” articles must be peer-reviewed.
For trafficking researchers: LGBTQ+ populations. Read both the Brady and Lockyer papers. Note the “Palermo Protocol.”
- If you’re researching recovery and wellness, I also recommend the Davy, Dell, and Ottisova papers.
- From Surviving R. Kelly: “You can victimize people when you de-humanize them.” (30 secs)

For everyone: The Lockyer paper is also a good example of a NON-systemic lit review. I would say it’s a critical/thematic review. If you paper does not have a quantitative analytic component, take a look at this paper as a possible model.
The Davy, Dell, and Ottisova papers are good examples of systematic lit reviews.
- More on types of lit reviews (University of Tampa)

Walk: Native American Landmarks – Fulton Mall and Cuyler Presbyterian
Groups: Today, I pre-grouped you by similar (but not identical) research topics!
In your groups, please share thoughts on what you’re researching and check in me during the walk.
If you want to know more about Mohawks in Brooklyn, see the links below the Assignment.