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  • Child development research

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  • Misapplication of scientific insights can marginalize children.
  • Threats to inclusive research practices and public trust in science are increasing.
  • Diversity in researchers and participants has historically benefited the field.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To advocate for science democratization in developmental research.
  • To demonstrate how care, inclusivity, and shared authority improve scientific rigor, relevance, and resilience.
  • To provide practical recommendations for implementing inclusive research practices.

Main Methods:

  • Review of diversity's impact on the field.
  • Conceptualization of science democratization as a relational stance.
  • Description of a community-led gender-inclusion event (Community Neuroscience Initiative).

Main Results:

  • Diversity has expanded the field's reach and sharpened research questions.
  • A democratization approach, centered on care and agency, enhances scientific outcomes.
  • Collaborative events foster dialogue, shared learning, and partnerships between scientists and communities.

Conclusions:

  • Science democratization offers a pathway to more ethical and impactful developmental psychobiology and neuroscience.
  • Implementing inclusive practices is crucial for scientific advancement and public trust.
  • Collaboration with all stakeholders is essential for creating resilient and relevant science.