Abstract
Participatory research approaches have brought to the forefront the ethical obligations that researchers have towards underserved communities. We describe how a community-academic partnership used community-based participatory research principles and structure to develop a human subjects research protocol and to address the ethical concerns community stakeholders had regarding maternal mental health research with Black women.
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