Khalilah R. Johnson, Selena E. Washington, Catherine R. Hoyt, Tyra M. Banks, Rosa Román-Oyola, Razan Hamed
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Establishing Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Priorities for Occupational Therapy Research
In this State of the Science column, we examine evidence that aligns common applications of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) and occupational therapy research and suggest areas of focus to advance a culturally affirming and antiracist science of occupation. More specifically, we describe why DEI is important to the study of occupation, identify DEI gaps in the occupational therapy knowledge base, suggest DEI priorities for occupational therapy research and their implications for practice, and recommend practical strategies for occupational therapy scholars to apply in more immediate efforts to address DEI in their research endeavors.