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 […]
Read More...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 […]
Read More...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 […]
Read More...Hilary Bradbury-Carman, Ph.D., AR+ Founder and Curator. And then, on October 29th, it was my turn! For my first workshop on transformative spaces coLAB I chose to invite a conversation about AR+ Foundation itself. In what ways are we succeeding, and not, as an ART project? The actionable challenge would be to invite those present […]
Read More...The Action Research Journal uses seven choicepoints that constitute a standard for quality in action research. These qualities are critical to ARJ’s editorial team when evaluating and developing papers. The editorial team reviews and updates the choicepoints on an occasional basis. We have just completed such a review – a form of composting – and […]
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