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The Need for Parent-Instructors in Rural India. Advice welcome!
We can help parents become better parents.
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Tear gas, rhythm and fire
A blog post by the action-researching -benevolutionary Dr. Simon Divecha. Simon attended the Santiago Climate Transformations Conference which ended just as a state of emergency was declared. Chile is a beautiful country that struggles with significant social inequality. Simon writes: “I’m sitting in downtown Santiago, mostly avoiding breathing tear gas, inside a hostel. I thought […]
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How the pink baby turned blue.
The new – bilingual – AR+ Cookbook is out! It’s got wonderful accounts of Action Researching for Transformations (ART) from all over the Spanish-speaking Global South. It doesn’t offer recipes so much as rich pictures of diverse & creative approaches to learning-for action in community transformations. It continues a series of what we call “Cookbooks” […]
Read More...Co-production: healthcare and participative action research
Are you a Physician who is learning to lead transformational or systemic change? Are you a hospital administrator who needs to create enduring partnerships with stakeholders who hold radically different perspectives? Are you curious to learn more about… how a nurse helped her patient to do kidney “self-dialysis” on the patient’s schedule? How a clinical […]
Read More...Opening my heart and mind through the living spiral: Co-lab reflections
by Ana Maria It seems like our co-lab appeared in front of me at the perfect moment. The living spiral framework it emphasized was both the inspiration and impulse that I needed to re-enchant myself with my own Ph.D. journey, and with life itself. I learned through the co-lab, led by Thomas MacIntyre and Hilary […]
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