In this weeks episode we engage with the question of what communities should look for in a PAR researcher. PAR is a collaborative co-creation based process where the researchers perspective should not be the only one take into account. We also briefly touch on the implementation of arts based methods in PAR. 
<a href="https://docs.google.com/document/d/1qph_gkI2RD6IVP2oX7U4L8qh1eJDuvOnPZTM5qnVL6s/edit?usp=sharing" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">Links to reading list</a>

In this weeks episode we engage with the question of what communities should look for in a PAR researcher. PAR is a collaborative co-creation based process where the researchers perspective should not be the only one take into account. We also briefly touch on the implementation of arts based methods in PAR. Links to reading list

In this weeks episode we engage with the question of what communities should look for in a PAR researcher. PAR is a collaborative co-creation based process where the researchers perspective should not be the only one take into account. We also briefly touch on the implementation of arts based methods in PAR. 
<a href="https://docs.google.com/document/d/1qph_gkI2RD6IVP2oX7U4L8qh1eJDuvOnPZTM5qnVL6s/edit?usp=sharing" rel="noopener noreferrer">Links to reading list</a>

Community PARticipation: looking at PAR from a community perspective

The Independent PARcast is the journey of three doctoral students through their time learning and practicing participatory action research. We invite you on this journey to learn and co-create knowledge.

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