Othering & Belonging Institute's video: Research for Radical Imagination: The Tools We Already Have

Who tells your story? Who maps your community? Who owns the data? What knowledge is valid? This 3-Part introductory series on Participatory Action Research hosted by the Highlander Research and Education Center, Southwest Folklife Alliance and the Othering & Belonging Institute focuses on how Participatory Action Research can be used by artists and organizers to advance racial justice. In this first workshop, Allyn Maxfield-Steele will offer some ways to help demystify "Participatory Action Research" by grounding the work in stories from past movements and through interactive exercises participants can do from wherever they are. Spanish translation call in: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88093210958?pwd=bXBlSG9HazVhcDV5bmJPRzBaWGxzUT09 Meeting ID: 880 9321 0958 Passcode: 694783 One tap mobile: +13017158592,,88093210958 #,,,,,,0 #,,694783 # Or Find your local number: https://us02web.zoom.us/u/kf72i93Kc PAR Resources: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1heEP_aq444S4SP1jzqc2HWJPObQs7KI25leI1AbkijU/edit?usp=sharing Upcoming workshops: Thursday, Sept 24 - (4:00pmPT/7pm ET) - Workshop 2: Listening for Transformative Questions (with Othering & Belonging Institute) Tuesday, Sept 29 - (4:00pmPT/7pm ET) - Workshop 3: Documenting Ourselves: A Folklife How-to (with Southwest Folklife Alliance) This workshop series is supported by the Surdna Foundation’s Radical Imagination for Racial Justice program.