Participatory Action Research

Participatory action research is an innovative collaborative research method that includes the groups that are being studied. In this video, Shira Hassan of the Young Women’s Empowerment Project, a community-based, youth-led project that was founded in 2001, discusses the use of participatory action research in the project’s recent report, “Girls Do What They Have To Do To Survive.”
This video is part of the Neil A. Weiner Research Speaker series. Learn more here: www.vera.org/events/neil-a-we...
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[@adamjohnson4123]

What a perfect description of PAR! Well done Shirah. I will be quoting much of the first two minutes of this in my thesis.

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Wow! Incredible!

[@physiotherapistpaulina9340]

Shire is very well spoken. Nice to see an intelligent woman on KZbin. Thanks for sharing that.

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Very helpful. Thank's

[@GabrielaHernandez-db1tr]

Sheerah Hassan, I enjoyed your description of Participatory Research Action (PAR). I really appreciated your explanation as it helped me understand this method a bit more. I am a graduate student at Arizona State University (ASU). I am currently taking a course on research and evaluation. I was curious to know what resources can you point me towards to begin using PAR when finding strategies to improve writing skills? Thank you for your time, Gabriela Hernandez

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