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S3: Action Research: Global Conversations

by Linnea Rademaker and Patricia Maguire

I'm Linnea Rademaker, chair of the Action Research SIG of AERA. In this podcast, we feature conversations with action researchers around the globe, about the challenges, nuances, and innovative advances in action research.

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  1. Episode 14: Marjorie Mbilinyi: Participatory Action Research and Transformative Feminism in Tanzania

    Marjorie Mbilinyi talks with co-hosts Patricia Maguire and Jessica Oddy. Marjorie is one of the earliest feminist participatory action researchers. Since the early 1970’s Marjorie has fought for gender and class justice with transformative feminists in Tanzania and across the African continent.…

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  2. Episode 13: Participatory Action Research from within to effect change through a Critical Race Theory framework.

    Rose Montgomery, Karon Hicks, Zoe Jamison, and Mia Ocean met with me to discuss their participatory action research project they conducted within their social work program at West Chester University. Our historically White university sought to better serve its surrounding communities and increase...

  3. Episode 12: A conversation with humanitarian researcher, Jessica Oddy

    "We need to listen to young people!"--Jessica Oddy Jessica Oddy is a PhD researcher and tutor at the University of East London. She is also a Director and founder of EiE consulting, with a mission to support organizations, academic institutions and individuals to design and deliver equity and...

  4. Episode 11: Leroy McLean discusses action research and taking a learning approach to problem solving in organizations

    Leroy McLean is currently a director of readiness & experience at Microsoft. His focus is on knowledge management and knowledge sharing using cutting-edge technological solutions. He holds a Bachelor's degree in Political Science from York University, Toronto, and a Master's degree in Technology...

  5. Episode 10: Patricia Maguire discusses "feminisms" and participatory action research

    I was listening to my friends on the ARPodcast when they interviewed Patricia Maguire, and thought "I really need to have a conversation with this person!" So, here today is my conversation with Patricia Maguire. Dr. Patricia Maguire is Professor Emeritus of Education and Counseling, Western New...

  6. Episode 9: In which I interview the hosts of the AR Podcast about their varied and diverse work across the globe.

    Please enjoy my continued conversation from our crossover episodes with our colleagues from the ARPodcast. Joe is an assistant professor and graduate program director in the Department of Integrated Studies in Education at McGill University in Montréal, Québec. Joe has published studies on...

  7. Episode 8: Collaboration with the AR Podcast

    Today’s guests are my colleagues in podcasting—Joe Levitan, Adam Stieglitz, Shikha Diwakar, and Vanessa Gold –the AR Podcast team, which they call “the first podcast dedicated solely to Action Research.” https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-action-research-podcast/id1530092194 The podcast is...

  8. Episode 7: A conversation with Meghan McGlinn Manfra

    Meghan McGlinn Manfra is an Associate Professor in the Department of Teacher Education and Learning Sciences in the College of Education at North Carolina State University. She attended Elon College as a North Carolina Teaching Fellow and began her career as a high school history teacher. She...

  9. Episode 6: A conversation with the directors of the University of Houston "Action Research in Communities" undergraduate research program

    I spoke with Ben Rayder and Brittni MacLeod, director and associate director for the Office of Undergraduate Research and Major Awards at the University of Houston. They talked about the newly-created "Action Research in Communities (ARC) program, which was designed to merge service learning and...

  10. A conversation with Mara Richards Bim: Cry Havoc Theater--youth theatre and youth participatory action research

    In this episode, I talk with Mara Richards Bim, the founder of the youth theatre company, Cry Havoc Theater. Cry Havoc is located in Dallas, Texas. Mara speaks about the power youth have to observe and enter deeply traumatic conversations about current events happening in this world, and what...

  11. A conversation with Meagan Call-Cummings: Youth Participatory Action Research, Arts-based research, and the need for critical conversations in this trying time.

    Dr. Meagan Call-Cummings is an Assistant Professor of Research Methodology at George Mason University’s School of Education. Dr. Call-Cummings’ work most often takes participatory action research forms. For her dissertation she worked with 52 undocumented Latinx students and their White teacher…

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  12. A conversation with Lonnie Rowell: The Social Publishers Foundation and Knowledge Democracy

    In this episode, I have a conversation with Lonnie Rowell, former faculty at the University of San Diego, former program chair of the Action Research SIG, and former president and co-founder of the Action Research Network of the Americas. Lonnie and I discuss his current work with the Social...

  13. A Conversation with Margaret Riel: Action Research as Systematic Problem Solving

    In this episode I ask Margaret about her work in action research throughout her career, and what led her to create a public action research tutorials website and Facebook page, which she has dedicated to helping visitors learn about action research and how to connect with a global community of...

  14. A conversation with Craig Mertler: Educators and Leaders Empowering themselves with and through Action Research

    In this episode, I talk with Craig Mertler, professor and action research author. Craig talks about his passion for action research as a vehicle through which practitioners can empower themselves to solve problems in context.

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

I'm Linnea Rademaker, chair of the Action Research SIG of AERA. In this podcast, we feature conversations with action researchers around the globe, about the challenges, nuances, and innovative advances in action research.

HOSTED BY

Linnea Rademaker and Patricia Maguire

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I'm Linnea Rademaker, chair of the Action Research SIG of AERA. In this podcast, we feature conversations with action researchers around the globe, about the challenges, nuances, and innovative advances in action research.

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