Transformative Methodologies blog posts

Azucena Gollaz and Marina Cadaval share some reflections on their methodological process while carrying out a project about the right to the city

Can collaborative research with marginalized communities be transformative? This blog post argues that it can. Find out how.

A description of the collaboration between the Empower Foundation and researchers at ISS.

Cynthia Embido Bejeno argues that an integrated approach to research brings forth the integration of economic, cultural and political dimensions in knowledge.

Collaboration between researchers and those they engage with for their research can address injustices in knowledge production. Read the full blog post here

A diversity of languages is used to share and represent knowledge, not all of which can be captured and understood by modern rationality. Read the blog post.

Transformative Methodologies | How ‘interactive research’ can foster mutual learning as a first step in transformative research

Delphin Ntanyoma argues for the need for emancipatory research based on the co-creation of knowledge to prevent the misrepresentation of minority groups.

Aminata Cairo talks about the decolonization of anthropological studies. Read what she has to say in this blog post.

For research to be socially transformative, the research process itself must be socially just. This post describes an ISS project developing such a methodology.