... to broader discussions of global publishing pressures, equity in knowledge production, and locally grounded professional development efforts. Collaborative Autoethnography (CAE) was selected for this study because of its unique capacity to capture the complexity of shared experiences in ways...

...Nicola Sum; Reshmi Lahiri-Roy; Wilma Culton; Lisa Gough; Helen Koziaris; Edward Strain Purpose This article bridges research and practice spaces to consider diverse school leadership experiences and expertise, through a collaborative autoethnography (CAE) of a sextet of contributors, to explore...

.../methodology/approach The authors draw on case study methodology as a qualitative approach to understand and illuminate the phenomena under study. Case study methodology provides an in-depth understanding of their trifocal voices, as it allows them to voice their stories through collaborative autoethnography...

...Rituparna Roy; Shinya Uekusa Purpose The authors’ aim in this commentary is to critically assess the potential benefits and limitations of collaborative autoethnography (CAE) as a research tool to be used by qualitative researchers during this unprecedented, methodologically challenging time when...

..., and things not located in the present place. Through the recontextualization of these people, places, and things within this new moment in time, we fashion productive and creative spaces (p. 256). Latin America Collaborative autoethnography Crossing borders Data on the self Heartfelt women’s...