Description:
Feminist Participatory Action Research, or ‘FPAR’, pronounced ‘effpar’ for short, is a way of doing research that involves stakeholders in the process, not just as ‘data collectors’ but also in co-designing and developing the research at all stages.
There is no single correct formula for conducting FPAR. This guide shows some basic building blocks based on Klahaan’s own research experience in Cambodia. The steps and methods are flexible; what is essential are the core principles of intersectionality and meaningful participation.
Published on: 9/1/2021
Published by: KLAHAAN ORGANIZATION
Language: English