Hilary Brad
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Hilary Brad
Winterage 2023 at AR+
First, Thank you! 2023 was all about multiple circles inside AR+ showing increasing vitality. The coLABs seemed to be more “brave” than before! Auspiciously, the impact factor of the ARJ journal continues at a robust 2.0. The Gathering in Italy was quite profound, and fun! The photo above is from our recent hybrid Gathering. 2024 […]
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Basque Sandbox. Gender in Collaborative Governance with Dr. Miren Larrea
Our new sandbox in the Orkestra partnership with AR+ is the result of a series of processes that have been evolving very organically since 2018 This partnership began to emerge in alchemical / developmental friendship as Hilary Bradbury and Miren Larrea reflected on reconceptualizing the role of gender in action research as a process of […]
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Let’s Dance! Julian & Hannes reflect on Brixen/Bressanone AR+ Gathering
AR+ Members and guests gathered in Brixen/Bressanone, Italy November 9 – 12, 2023. The theme for our Dolomite-Alpine Gathering 2023 was Nourishing Ourselves and the Soil. The original invitation had been extended by Dr. Alessandra Piccoli of the Free University of Bolzano. Because Alessandra’s action research highlights bio-social farming, we organized most of our meetings […]
Read More...Toward a Next Generation of Transformative Partnerships. Susanna Carman
This week it was my (Susanna Carman’s) turn to present at our monthly AR+ project-based coLAB-workshop on Transformative Learning Spaces. The focus of the workshop series is to bring collective inquiry among AR+ members into our efforts to respond to the social and ecological challenges of our time. Each of us brings our challenges from […]
Read More...Bright action researching lights amidst the turbulent darkness. Editorial last issue of 2023
In curating the final issue for 2023, I see bright action researching lights amidst the turbulent darkness of the Israel Hamas war and its global repercussioning. The five papers in this issue were all developed by and with people of the Muslim faith working with people of other faith backgrounds. I considered how action research […]
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