Poverty Transformation and PAR
Sage is carefully curating a collection of recently published papers to reflect important work relevant to the UN’s SDGs Targets and Indicators. I’m pleased to share ARJ work highlighted on a microsite dedicated to Sustainable Development Goal 1: No Poverty. We look forward to increased Sage visibility for ARJ research that can better inform policies and […]
Read More...Citizen centric powering through bureaucracy
Harry Kruiter, Robert Duiveman & Mees van Tooren have published Breaking through bureaucracy. Action research as puzzling, powering and problem-solving It is part of our special issue on social transformations. Listen to an interview about this paper with Harry Kruiter as part of the AR+ Yes/And podcast series. Or read how Robert, on behalf of […]
Read More...Social Innovation in sustainable agri-food
Markus Frank and colleagues have been developing a Participatory Guarantee System to support agroecology in Argentina. This one’s for you if you’re also interested in social innovation for sustainable agri-food development, or other issues of action research in agroecological transitions. Listen in to the podcast interview where Skip Bivens talks in detail with Markus Frank […]
Read More...From storytelling to story-making. Skip Bivens AR+ Yes/And Action research Podcast with Joanna Wheeler and Katie Collins
In this Yes/And Action Research podcast episode, Skip speaks with Joanna Wheeler and Katie Collins. Joanna is a Senior Research Fellow at the University of the Western Cape. She is also the founder of Transformative Story. A specialist in participatory storytelling methodologies, Joanna has facilitated over 200 participatory storytelling workshops and courses during the past […]
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Three stories we did not tell about NGO-Community Collaboration in Uganda
Marit Blaak, Sophia Irepu, Jacques Zeelen write about their recently published work in ARJ … “Our research took us to a village in central eastern Uganda. We identified a staggering 18 NGOs in one village and people shared a variety of perceptions about their work, largely marked by disillusionment. As part of this special issue […]
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