AR+ ‘action conference’ March 8-10, 2019 at Chalmers University, Gothenburg Sweden.
Where will you be on Women’s Day 2019? All AR+ community members and all who do action oriented research are invited to save the date. We will convene for our first  AR+ Gathering on March 8-10 2019 at Chalmers University, Gothenburg Sweden. One minute invitation taster video here. Register here: https://actionresearchplus.com/community-gathering/ A team is designing the program […]
Read More...From Telling to Listening in Lifescaping
Graduate students often have many passions as they start into their action researching careers… Rolla Lewis, lead “gardener” in the action research practice called Lifescaping, discussed what it takes to get started in a truly collaborative venture. Rolla shared the story of Joni, a student he advises. She had passionate ideas about how to address […]
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Mindfulness, Integration, Creativity and Activism–New start in April
Our first MICA (Mindfulness, Integration, Creativity for Activists) co-lab started October 4th 2017. We have met weekly since. Closing this cohort at the end of March, we look to a new beginning in April. All are welcome to join. The new weekly mindfulness practice is Thursdays at 07.00 pacific/15.00 London. The new monthly MICA II […]
Read More...A Spanish brotherly hug
AR+ started as an English language community. From the start we have kept an extending hand to partners in Spanish and Chinese cultures. Our new co-lab,  Cocina Popular co-stewarded by Kamil Geronimo, has kicked off our efforts to translate and transplant the Cookbook into Spanish. It’s really as a pretext for cooking up new action research experiments […]
Read More...Action Researching at Boston College
Professor Paul Gray in conversation with Hilary Bradbury about a popular action research program for doctoral students. Paul Gray is a professor in the department of sociology at Boston College where he helped design a successful and popular program for action researching scholar practitioners. It started in the 1980’s. For many years Paul taught and […]
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