... completed to determine if there are any current measures in place to assist researchers throughout the ethics application process. The results of this have provided some suggestions for an ethics toolkit and how this can be adapted to other universities. Ethics toolkit participatory action research co...

... which I believe often receives a limited, often binary discussion in the media, which I did not feel fully captured the reality of young people’s digital lives. My Role as a Young Person Co-researcher: An Insider View from Jay This participatory action research (PAR) sought to investigate how youth...

... health and wellbeing schools participatory action research In addition, this population is highly associated with neurodevelopmental disorders such as autism and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, as well as mental health difficulties including mood disorders, anxieties and phobias ( Schneider...

.... Eight focus groups with CYP using a variety of participatory research methods were used to elicit their views on inclusion and their lives under occupation. The findings reveal that CYP are rarely involved in decisions about their education. Using participatory action research (PAR), we learnt that CYP...

... on mentoring as prompts, which enhanced our reflections on our shared experiences as collaborators. This process also aligns with the Participatory Action Research (PAR) methodology, which we used as part of our collaborations. A significant element of PAR is to add reflection as a cyclical stage in research...

... to improve the quality of their lives. Children's participation participatory action research deprived community disadvantaged children social exclusion stigma Introduction Being a child can have different meanings that bring different ways of being in time and space, and the place a child occupies...

... for survivors from survivors' perspective and whether these aspects can be addressed by Participatory Action Research (PAR) as a research paradigm. To identify relevant aspects, survivors' artwork is analysed because art is a way to contribute to public discourses with very little regulation. For analysis...

... scientist’. The authors then summarise the predecessors and contributors to ACM: ‘activist research’, participatory action research, and public criminology. The components of ACM are (1) including the public; (2) using reflexivity; and (3) ensuring the findings are relayed to the public and ideally...

... the inherent contradictions of working against hegemonic structures that enable social harm, from within the hegemonic and hierarchical structures of academia. Further, it explores the specific dilemmas encountered through several participatory action research projects, which were aimed at pushing for social...

... throughout the research process, sustainable and informed solutions to ongoing problems and social issues can be fostered ( Farrell et al., 2021 ; Huffman, 2017 ). In fact, Fine and Torre (2006 , p. 265) acknowledge, “participatory action research projects are born in dissent, strengthened by difference...

...Abstract The participatory action research project described in this chapter took place with an established campaigning and research organisation in Manchester. The young activists who were part of the work were all living without legal status in the UK, and had all been failed by the asylum...

... that are challenging and yet non-confrontational has been an important resource for me as a facilitator and participatory action researcher ( Snoddon, 2005, 2014 ). In this chapter I share some of these experiences using a case study of my work with Haitian armed gangs. My aim is to take you into the world of conflict...

... for Research Methods/Economic and Social Research Council, PASAR combined walking methods and participatory theatre to create a space for exploring, sharing and documenting processes of belonging and place-making that are crucial to understanding and enacting citizenship. Participatory Action Research, based...

... traditions of participatory and action research that has been since its origin in the 1940s at the forefront of democratizing efforts, generally under the heading of Action Research (AR), after the participatory turn in the 1970s also named Participatory Action Research (PAR) and Participatory Research (PR...

... engagement with microentrepreneurs. Tourism microentrepreneurship research agenda ICT innovation socio-entrepreneurship participatory action research local knowledge social capital triple helix innovation Introduction In addition to the microentrepreneurs' socioeconomic situation, culture appears...

...Abstract This chapter centers the investigation and findings of a participatory action research (PAR) study designed and implemented by four language arts teachers in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Using collaborative inquiry as a means of interrogating personal text selection practices for diverse...

..., there were 46 program participants. This includes a total of 39 women and 7 men. The overwhelming majority of program participants were over 36 years of age (35 participants, ∼76%). Established in 2012, the NEP is an Aboriginal-led research project that employed participatory action research (PAR) to engage...

... studies, drawing particular attention to that which seeks to bring about social change. It then explores the utility of participatory action research (PAR) to sex work studies and reflects on how a PAR-inspired approach was used in the Beyond the Gaze research project. Here, the authors cast a critically...

... intention and interpretation. Participatory action research photovoice participatory filmmaking digital media internet ethics data analysis In addition, Livingstone’s (2003) argument that reception and use are two activities which can be examined and understood in a connected manner is particularly...

... to improve their livelihoods and gain human agency. The People-First Tourism Lab employs a participatory action research methodology to investigate tourism microentrepreneurship and its effect on participating individuals and communities. In this chapter, the authors provide a background of the project...