“…Chapters by Mørck (2010), Ares (2010), Kirshner (2010), and de Castell and Jenson (2010) all call for more participatory forms of inquiry and action to help people on the margins to imagine and move in directions toward social futures of their own choosing. Likewise, in their chapters, Herrenkohl, DeWater, and Kawasaki (2010) and Lewis, Akita, and Sato (2010) call for more opportunities for teacher agency in research and the reform of schools. Similar calls for broader participation in initiatives to shape learning opportunities and life trajectories find expression in calls for more participatory design of educational innovations (Roschelle & Jackiw, 2000;Roschelle, Penuel, & Shechtman, 2006), teacher action research (Carr & Kemmis, 1983), and the small but growing literature on youth organizing for educational change (Cammarota & Fine, 2008;Oakes & Rogers, 2006).…”