The document discusses the concept of 'researching multilingually,' which involves utilizing multiple languages in the research process to address ethical, methodological, and practical challenges. It outlines the implications of multilingual research for various stakeholders like researchers, supervisors, and publishing entities, emphasizing the necessity of ethical practices and reflexivity. Key areas of focus include data collection methods, language choices, interpretation, translation, and the importance of inclusive institutional policies to support multilingual research endeavors.