Educator and action researcher, Dr. Nicola Nasi, shares a taster of her recently published paper with ARJ. In the article Nicola highlights how working with sometimes overly subtle feedback, (that may arrive too late!), is a challenge to be solved in our work as action researchers. You’ll find the full citation and forever links below. […]
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It’s darkening times for many of us, what with news of wars and images of trauma from Gaza/Lebanon, Ukraine and Sudan alongside word of a multilateral flailing at COP climate negotiations, Azerbaijan, an authoritarian petrostate. All this intersects with too little connection to local community alongside personal anxiety that makes us feel vulberable. The darkening, […]
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Kristen Goessling just published a paper with ARJ that explores how to support youth activists in sharing power with “grown ups” in making things happen. Taking a feminist participatory action researching approach (FPAR), she recognizes transformative praxis as a political, relational, deeply felt and embodied experience that centers issues of power, participation, and relationality. This […]
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Shock – horror – incomprehension. Those were the words that came to me when asked how I was doing after the Trump volcanic/landslide election results. I also felt shock when seeing the recent images of floods in Spain too. Shock but not surprise. I want to be careful not to catastrophize. I read the election […]
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Canada based action researchers, Chen and colleagues, published their action research paper with ARJ on supporting immigrants to better health and safety. They explain: “Canada’s economy thrives on the hard work of immigrant workers, but they often face big challenges when it comes to staying safe and happy at work. Issues like language barriers, poor […]
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