Hilary Brad
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Hilary Brad
Organizational welfare through action-research: The case of a social cooperative
Diletta Gazzaroli, Chiara Corvino and Chiara D’Angelo have published their action researching into the question of how working people can be supported to feel better in their working lives. They write: “We were interested in bringing an action researching approach to the topic of corporate benefit and welfare plans within the specific organizational contexts of […]
Read More...Climate ART Cafe starting September
The Climate ART Cafe coLAB is for those who want to build horizontal collaborations among diverse actors to respond to climate crisis. For this we’ll create a space to learn together and find support in our different efforts. As with all AR+ activities we are guided by the protainer guidelines to ensure we experience a brave space together. […]
Read More...Scholarly practice as a developmental edge. Workshopping with Luea Ritter
Luea Ritter led the AR+ Members workshop in July, a space in which we present and dialogue about our work in convening transformative spaces. Luea writes… “My inquiry has been with me for a long time of how to bring insights and embodied experiences from my work on the ground into meaningful language and articulation. […]
Read More...Talk to the wiser animals!
“Again and again in history some people wake up. They have no ground in the crowd and move to broader, deeper laws. They carry strange customs with them and demand room for bold and audacious action. The future speaks ruthlessly through them. They change the world.” Rainer Maria Rilke I was talking with […]
Read More...What we carry shapes our action research: Editorial ARJ Issue 2, 2023 by Hilary Bradbury
In my work as editor in chief at Action Research journal (ARJ) I’ve gathered five papers for the second issue of 2023. Re-reading them, many months since after their initial acceptance, I’m struck by the behind-the-scenes insights they offer on today’s headline news. For example, Steve Kroeger (2019) writes from the ongoing unrest in Palestine, […]
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