Collaborating for Change: A Participatory Action Research Casebook documents the stories of a dozen community-based research projects in the United States. The book is for social justice activists and their research allies that learn best from real stories and real projects that bring insight about how democratizing research supports social change and our understanding of complex social issues.
Collaborating for Change: A Participatory Action Research Casebook documents the stories of a dozen community-based research projects in the United States. The book is for social justice activists and their research allies that learn best from real stories and real projects that bring insight about how democratizing research supports social change and our understanding of complex social issues.
Susan Greenbaum is a retired professor of anthropology and member of the Sociological Initiatives board. She is the author of More than Black: Afro-Cubans in Tampa and Blaming the Poor:The Long Shadow of the Moynihan Report on Cruel Images about Poverty (Rutgers University Press). She lives in Tampa, Florida. Glenn Jacobs is a retired professor of sociology. He is the author of Charles Horton Cooley: Imagining Social Reality. He is a founding member and president of the Sociological Initiatives Foundation. He lives in Boston, Massachusetts. Prentice Zinn is a director of GMA Foundations, a philanthropic services organization based in Boston, Massachusetts.
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Introduction SUSAN D. GREENBAUM 1 The Epistemology and Hybridity of Participatory Action Research: What and Whose Truth Is It? GLENN JACOBS Part I Social Justice Organizing 3 The Activist Class Cultures Project: Helping Activists Become More Class Inclusive BETSY LEONDAR-WRIGHT 4 Fighting Antihomeless Laws and the Criminalization of Poverty through Participatory Action Research LISA MARIE ALATORRE, BILAL ALI, JENNIFER FRIEDENBACH, CHRIS HERRING, T. J. JOHNSTON, AND DILARA YARBROUGH 5 Organizers and Academics Together: The Household Energy Security Crisis and Utility Justice Organizing JONATHAN BIX, WILLIAM HOYNES, AND PEGGY KAHN Part II Worker Rights Activism 6 Shaping Organizing Strategy and Public Policy for an Invisible Workforce: Restaurant Opportunities Center VERONICA AVILA, CHRISTINA FLETES-ROMO, AND TEÓFILO REYES 7 Worker-Led Research Makes the Case for Labor Justice for Massachusetts Domestic Workers: Social Research and Social Change at the Grassroots TIM SIEBER AND NATALICIA TRACY 8 Power Sharing through Participatory Action Research with a Latino Forest Worker Community VICTORIA BRECKWICH VÁSQUEZ, DIANE BUSH, AND CARL WILMSEN 9 Making Injustice Visible: National Day Laborer Organizing Network’s Research and Action PABLO ALVARADO, CHRIS NEWMAN, BLISS REQUA-TRAUTZ, AND NIK THEODORE 10 Milking Research for Social Change: Immigrant Dairy Farmworkers in Upstate New York CARLY FOX, REBECCA FUENTES, FABIOLA ORTIZ VALDEZ, GRETCHEN PURSER, AND KATHLEEN SEXSMITH 11 Building a Better Texas: Participatory Research Wins for Texas Workers RICH HEYMAN AND EMILY TIMM Part III Language, Literacy, and Heritage 12 Mobilizing and Organizing Nimiipuu to Protect the Environment: Fighting to Protect Ancestral Lands in Idaho LEONTINA HORMEL, JULIAN MATTHEWS, ELLIOTT MOFFETT, CHRIS NORDEN, AND LUCINDA SIMPSON 13 Building Future Language Leaders in a Participatory Action Research Model ROBERT ELLIOTT AND JANNE UNDERRINER 14 Conclusion: Linking Research to Social Action PRENTICE ZINN, SUSAN D. GREENBAUM, AND GLENN JACOBS Notes on Contributors About the Foundation Index
Introduction SUSAN D. GREENBAUM 1 The Epistemology and Hybridity of Participatory Action Research: What and Whose Truth Is It? GLENN JACOBS Part I Social Justice Organizing 3 The Activist Class Cultures Project: Helping Activists Become More Class Inclusive BETSY LEONDAR-WRIGHT 4 Fighting Antihomeless Laws and the Criminalization of Poverty through Participatory Action Research LISA MARIE ALATORRE, BILAL ALI, JENNIFER FRIEDENBACH, CHRIS HERRING, T. J. JOHNSTON, AND DILARA YARBROUGH 5 Organizers and Academics Together: The Household Energy Security Crisis and Utility Justice Organizing JONATHAN BIX, WILLIAM HOYNES, AND PEGGY KAHN Part II Worker Rights Activism 6 Shaping Organizing Strategy and Public Policy for an Invisible Workforce: Restaurant Opportunities Center VERONICA AVILA, CHRISTINA FLETES-ROMO, AND TEÓFILO REYES 7 Worker-Led Research Makes the Case for Labor Justice for Massachusetts Domestic Workers: Social Research and Social Change at the Grassroots TIM SIEBER AND NATALICIA TRACY 8 Power Sharing through Participatory Action Research with a Latino Forest Worker Community VICTORIA BRECKWICH VÁSQUEZ, DIANE BUSH, AND CARL WILMSEN 9 Making Injustice Visible: National Day Laborer Organizing Network’s Research and Action PABLO ALVARADO, CHRIS NEWMAN, BLISS REQUA-TRAUTZ, AND NIK THEODORE 10 Milking Research for Social Change: Immigrant Dairy Farmworkers in Upstate New York CARLY FOX, REBECCA FUENTES, FABIOLA ORTIZ VALDEZ, GRETCHEN PURSER, AND KATHLEEN SEXSMITH 11 Building a Better Texas: Participatory Research Wins for Texas Workers RICH HEYMAN AND EMILY TIMM Part III Language, Literacy, and Heritage 12 Mobilizing and Organizing Nimiipuu to Protect the Environment: Fighting to Protect Ancestral Lands in Idaho LEONTINA HORMEL, JULIAN MATTHEWS, ELLIOTT MOFFETT, CHRIS NORDEN, AND LUCINDA SIMPSON 13 Building Future Language Leaders in a Participatory Action Research Model ROBERT ELLIOTT AND JANNE UNDERRINER 14 Conclusion: Linking Research to Social Action PRENTICE ZINN, SUSAN D. GREENBAUM, AND GLENN JACOBS Notes on Contributors About the Foundation Index
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