Jennifer Dahmen-Adkins has just published a paper with ARJ on the benefits of reflection-based monitoring in action research projects that extends the work of reflection to all involved. Jennifer writes… “In our recent paper, “Benefits of Reflection-based Monitoring in Action Research Projects,” we look at a transformative approach to monitoring in action research, particularly within […]
Read More...Post by Carol Gorelick. We’ve seen a lot of writing on theory, but what about practice? David (Dave) Fearon hosts a podcast series Practice? – Conversations probing the Nature of Practice that he began with Peter Vaill and continued after Peter Vaill passed. Peter Vaill calls Practice “the dark matter of the social sciences.” It […]
Read More...AR+ 2023 exists to cradle and catalyze capacity for the developmental unfolding of Action Research for Transformations (ART) as Science 2.0, that is, an orientation to knowledge creation that integrates subjectivity with objectivity, inner and outer landscapes. As the overall purpose of AR+, every year, is to support ARTists all over the world, wherever they […]
Read More...Greetings action researchers! Especially those of you interested in a university position. Alfredo Ortiz writes… “We are hiring two assistant to associate level professors in the Dreeben School of Education’s Graduate School at the University of the Incarnate Word in San Antonio Texas. Requirements include experience with applied research, community-based research and/or other social justice-oriented […]
Read More...Numbskull in the Theatre of Inquiry: Transforming Self, Friends, Organizations, and Social Science by William R. Torbert (Waterside Productions, Cardiff CA, 2021) is now available at Amazon. Numbskull is an anti-heroic memoir of Torbert’s life of discovering and enacting a theory and practice of leadership development, organization development, and scientific development. This highly readable book illustrates […]
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