Phase Activities Action Establish relationships and common…
““Phase Activities Action Establish relationships and common agenda between all stakeholders Collaboratively scope issues and information Agree on time-frame Reflection On research design, ethics, power relations, knowledge construction process, representation and accountability Action Build relationships Identify roles, responsibilities and ethics procedures Establish a Memorandum of Understanding Collaboratively design research process and tools Discuss and identify desired action outcomes Reflection On research questions, design, working relationships and information requirements Action Work together to implement research process and undertake data collection Enable participation of others Collaboratively analyse information generated Begin planning action together Reflection On research process Evaluate participation and representation of others Assess need for further research and/or various action options Action Plan research-informed action which may include feedback to participants and influential other Reflection Evaluate action and process as a whole Action Identify options for further participatory research and action with or without academic researchers Figure 2.1 Key stages in a typical PAR process””
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Participatory action research cycles involve collaborative planning, ethical reflection, and shared implementation to empower stakeholders.
In simple terms: PAR engages all parties in research and action.
Use collaborative cycles for inclusive research.
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When to use this quote
- community projects
- policy development
- academic research
- non‑profit initiatives
Key Concepts
Questions to Reflect On
- How can you apply PAR in your work?
- What ethical challenges arise in shared research?
May be too technical for lay audiences.