Anti-racist neuroethics for epistemic justice in mental health research

种族/族裔少数群体在大脑和精神健康（BMH）研究中的代表性不足，可能导致澳大利亚950万少数群体得不到充分的医疗保健。由于澳大利亚每年因BMH疾病花费730亿美元，所有澳大利亚人都应该平等地从BMH研究中受益。该项目旨在提出建议，使BMH研究更加多样化和包容性。它将审核澳大利亚BMH出版物中少数民族的代表性，并将与科学家进行调查、访谈和研讨会，以确定在研究中纳入和参与少数民族的制度障碍。该项目将借鉴知识正义和反种族主义的概念，为BMH种族平等制定伦理框架。

Racial/ethnic minorities are underrepresented in brain and mental health (BMH) research, risking inadequate healthcare for the 9.5 million minorities in Australia. With the $73 billion annual cost of BMH disorders to the country, all Australians should equally benefit from BMH research. This project aims to develop recommendations to make BMH research more diverse and inclusive. It will audit representation of minorities in Australian BMH publications and will conduct surveys, interviews, and workshops with scientists to determine institutional barriers to the inclusion of and engagement with minorities in research. This project will draw from concepts of epistemic justice and anti-racism to develop ethical frameworks for BMH racial equity.