Four practices for conducting feminist participatory action research
In the photo, clockwise from top right, are Alona, Nur, Lior, and Bat El, members of the Alibi action research group. A few moments before starting the one-day conference we organized for social workers, Nur took the selfie (or is it a groupie?). Missing from the photo is Yael, who was abroad at the time. […]
Read More...Building bridges by Camilla Bakkær Simonsen
Building bridges: A co-creation intervention preparatory project based on female Syrian refugees’ experiences with physical activity has just become available. The authors invite you to consider if have been forced away from your country of origin? Or been uprooted? Can you imagine how much stress on your health such a precarious situation could inflict on […]
Read More...Non-binary opens up the mind to, well, non binary everything! – An update by Lara Catone
What are we being called upon to do – or embody – as practitioners of ART in a more gender fluid world? How do we relate with gender when the old rules no longer apply? And the new rules are still taking shape. Can we have what feel like edgy conversations? Even when we might […]
Read More...The Inner-Outer Dance for social change. By Andrea Rodericks
Andrea Rodericks works independently with NGOs, social enterprises, and other civil society organizations and networks on program and organizational design and collaboration around complex development challenges. Action research is at the core of her practice. She is based in Goa in India and Atlanta in the US. Andrea is a personal member (“PerMem”) with AR+ […]
Read More...Feminist action research in response to food insecurity among college students
At a time of heightened crisis in the world, where we are focusing our efforts on explorations of the transformative potential of action research, this paper considers how feminist action research (FAR) can help to address food insecurity on our own campus and those throughout Michigan.
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