New Online Workshops
Sharing Practice: A Solidarity Approach: working towards ethical and accountable ‘Research’, Publishing, Dissertations & Thesis Writing
A Solidarity Approach to writing/inquiry could be useful to students and practitioners struggling, as I did, to be both ethical and accountable in writing. I lay out my strategy to hold all of my ‘research’ and writing accountable to the ethical stance of justice-doing I have for my activism and therapeutic work.
This solidarity approach included solidarity teams and community accountability practices as I didn’t want to replicate any oppression my work was striving to resist. We will connect on your relationship to writing/research and your ethical and practice frame for your work.
Resources:
Reynolds, V. (2014). A solidarity approach: The rhizome & messy inquiry. In Simon, G. & Chard, A. (Eds.) Systemic Inquiry: Innovations in Reflexive Practice Research. London, UK: Everything Is Connected Books.
June 23
9am - 12pm PDT Vancouver, Canada
12pm - 3pm EDT Toronto, Canada
5pm - 8pm BST London, England
Registration: https://www.tickettailor.com/events/vikkireynolds/1994004
June 23
4pm – 7pm PDT Vancouver, Canada
June 24
9am – 12pm AEST Sydney, Australia
Registration: https://www.tickettailor.com/events/vikkireynolds/1994006