Moving from <i>nos/otros</i> to <i>nosotros</i>: a transcendent approach to sustainable development

Upton, Sarah De Los Santos

doi:10.1080/09614524.2016.1133564

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“…In order to directly respond to this need, Rhonda Newby organized a food cooperative where community members work together to sort and distribute donated food. About 100 families are able to save an average of $75.00 per weekly visit (Upton, 2016). Rather than going in with a specific plan for what community development should look like, ECM continues to respond directly to needs identified by community members, and so this approach to community development continues to be emergent in practice.…”

Section: Intention Setting/leaving Space For What Emergesmentioning

confidence: 99%

The co-conspiring methodology: An invitational approach to action research

Upton

2017

Action Research

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Co-conspiring is an approach to action research aimed at decolonizing the research process. This research method is inspired by an ongoing, collaborative research relationship with East Central Ministries, a faith-based non-profit organization based in Albuquerque, New Mexico’s international district. Guided by East Central Ministries’s practices of intention setting/leaving space for what emerges, focusing on feelings, being community minded, and building the conspiring community, the co-conspiring approach to research is emergent and will manifest differently in any given research context. Grounded in the communication theory of invitational rhetoric, co-conspiring emphasizes relationships based in equality and offers possibilities for transformation through a willingness to be changed by the research experience.

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Section: Intention Setting/leaving Space For What Emergesmentioning

confidence: 99%