If you are struggling to publish the results of your action research dissertation, you might want to join us in the writing seminars of International Journal of Action Research https://t.co/exoGRNKLAz
How do #CitizenSocialScience and #ActionResearch complement each other? We are exploring this question in a thematic series about YouCount featured in the International Journal of Action Research.
Read the guest editorial by @RNorvoll and @PatriCanto: https://t.co/L8rsNoWmVT
Excited to announce the OA #publication of our paper titled "Falling into Gaps: Navigating Research Practices across Global South and Global North, a Conversation" in @TheQualReport. @sarahahmedphd @Sekhon_SK@n_malida
https://t.co/k5rBm7H1wT
“It’s still very real that the entire structure, from the rewards to the process of promotion, is in this male-normative vision,” Dr. Momani said. . . The article points to a number of other well-known issues. Do you see the system changing?
https://t.co/BK20MFhLR5
Book review - Women in the Early Years of the Economics Profession.
On the classic case of ‘old boy networks’, institutional barriers, continuing discrimination and the role of professional associations in addressing racial and gender equity…
✍️"This is an excellent feminist reading of institutionalised discrimination within the discipline, writes Swetarani Tripathy"
#HigherEd https://t.co/YSouKxYL5y
Wonderful interactions between winery participants from British Columbia and their Napa counterparts. Also lots of takeaways for planning the next Forum!
The 2022 UBC Wine Leaders Forum took place in Napa Valley California. Winery owners and winemakers, Napa Valley Vintners and stakeholder organizations joined together for experiential learning & discussions on sustainable practices, iconic wines, and farmworker health & housing.
“I feel like it’s a program that you get out what you put in. The end goal is what you make of it.” UBCO alum June Lulua shares her experience in the Master of Management program. https://t.co/HF0ErjhXRX
"You have to recognise how your society is changing, how what worked in the past may not be appropriate now."
Ha-Joon Chang, Research Professor at @SOASEconomics, discusses his new book which fuses food and economics to interrogate capitalism.
https://t.co/QpH2vXevCd
Back from 3 days of inspiring discussions at the International Journal of Action Research symposium #IJAR2022 in Istanbul. On action research on the edge - politically, economically, socially, environmentally… Rethinking our roles, responsibilities & capabilities as researchers.
Happening now! We’re delighted to host the 6th International Journal of Action Research #IJAR2022 Symposium here in Istanbul with a distinguished crowd of #actionresearch admirers.
Getting ready to participate in #IJAR2022 where the community of International Journal of Action Research will meet again. Some face to face, others virtually, but all with renewed energy to explore @actionresearch on the edge. See more in https://t.co/Azutwh6Pq4 @barbarabudrich
One of the most comprehensive accounts that I have read. “Nature has only compounded the underlying crises of capitalist-driven climate catastrophe and neglect of water, land, and forest management in Pakistan.”
Pakistan faces the 8th highest climate risk in the world, despite only contributing 1% of global greenhouse gas emissions. This 'climate apartheid' is a result of Western capitalist countries' failure to acknowledge their role in destroying the planet.
https://t.co/I1Km7D3YMH
@fbhutto: “Forget solidarity: the global south will not survive this century without climate justice. You in the west are talking about paper straws, we in the global south are talking about reparations.”
The Mauritian government has launched numerous development projects since the decline of its sugar industry.
But the construction of “smart cities” has led to forced evictions across the country, with people leaving their homes without compensation.
https://t.co/yPz7bNDz5M
Looking forward to the conversation with Arleene Correa Valencia, James Yarker and Roger Sugden, and learning more about their respective work and approaches!
Don't miss the SE-Change Festival Wrap-up tomorrow at 5:00 p.m-6:30pm! Help us celebrate our first Festival and join in conversation with Festival contributors. Register at: https://t.co/T25YS3SKB7
A peek at the live music performance, photography exhibition and evolving art installation. There was also a reading of the book, Crow Gulch and screening of the short film, Growth Machine. #ubcsechange#festival#ubc