A term coined by Unangax̂ scholar Eve Tuck, describes research on Indigenous and urban communities that portrays research subjects through relationships to harm, injury, trauma, and exploitation (especially in a well-meaning attempt to affect change by surfacing community pain). Tuck offers desire-centred research as an antidote, describing frameworks for recognizing and honouring the complexity and agency of lives and communities under study. (For an application of these frameworks to digital space, see Manifest-No).