Hilary Brad
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Hilary Brad
Gladys Yinusa, PhD Candidate from Bournemouth University reflects on the AR+ eCO Retreat.
Gladys Yinusa is completing her action research dissertation as we speak. It titled “An action research study to improve ward practices”, and explores the influence of organisational culture in the provision of food and nutrition care for hospitalised patients. Gladys is a match-funded PhD student from the Department of Nursing Science, Bournemouth University, in collaboration […]
Read More...Un llamado a la Investigación-Acción para la Transformación: los tiempos lo demandan
Translation/Traducción: Dani Valderrama Cortés & Lake Sagaris. Autores: Bradbury, H., Waddell, S., O’Brien, K, Apgar, M., Teehankee, B., & Fazey, I. (2019). A call to Ac-tion Research for Transformations: The times demand it. Action Research, 17(1), 3- 10. http://doi.org/10.1177/1476750319829633 “Todes hablan sobre el clima, nadie hace algo al respecto” – Mark Twain. “En la investigación […]
Read More...Theatre as Method by Gina Grandi
Gina Grandi encourages ARTists to work with methods from theatre. GIna, whose article has just appeared in the Action Research Journal, writes: “Imagine yourself in a job interview. What do you think about, when presenting yourself? Consider your social media feeds. How do you curate your life? Consider all the ways we choose what, when, […]
Read More...Video snippet highlights from eCORetreat Gathering 2021
We gathered over 4 days, completing on Women’s Day, March 8th. During our time we workshopped, reflected, meditated, chit-chatted, caught up with one another, and danced! We made room for learning about why learning communities fall off the rails and had “show and tell” about what’s already happening in our global learning community. There is […]
Read More...Beyond Binaries with Lara Catone and Verna Delauer
How do our developmental mindsets contribute to how we make sense of the shifting landscape of gender? What do we believe we are being called upon to do/embody as practitioners of ART in a more gender fluid world? Lara Catone writes: “My conscious inquiry into gender began when I was five or six years old. […]
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