It’s been seven years at AR+. You are now invited to be a part of “letting go” of what AR+ has been for you. There is no cost. Consider this an invitation to a harvest-composting ritual in high summer to be celebrated on August 20th. We will follow (loosely!) the Celtic ritual tradition of […]
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When you read papers or reports about action research, how often do you come across one that centers an Asian perspective? For me, such papers were hard to come by as I wrote my dissertation. Take a moment to think about your impressions of Singapore – you might have imagined a clean, efficient, regulated, safe, […]
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Andrea Rodericks is an action research practitioner in the philanthropy and international aid ecosystems. Andrea’s work is to deepen learning and shape conditions for more hopeful, equitable and regenerative futures. In the first couple of decades of her career, Andrea worked with CARE International – the large international NGO – in program development, design, and […]
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Lorenzo Olivieri and Annalisa Pelizza introduce their paper just published in Action Research. “Imagine landing in a foreign country. Everything feels unfamiliar and, before you can even think about settling, you are told that, if you wish to stay, you need to obtain a document by filling out a form. The forms asks information about yourself, your family and […]
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Raymond Hyma & Javier García-Martínez write: “We’re delighted to share that our paper, “Still in the Thick of it: A Duoethnographic Account Navigating and Challenging the Institutional PhD through Participatory and Action‑Oriented Research,” has been published in Action Research. You can read the full paper and link to the Podcast below. “What happens when participatory, relational, […]
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