In contrast to so much democratic rollback around the world, Colombia is beginning to experience a wave of participatory innovation. The new government's National Development Plan process convenes open 'binding dialogues” with citizens ('díalogos vinculantes') 1/4

A privilege to be part of this panel at #ecprgc22 , thanks Dr Lucy J Parry and all, look forward to future conversations connecting participatory research with deliberative democratic innovations

⁦Jaffer A. Mirza⁩ #CREID changed how we ⁦Al-Khoei Foundation⁩ conducted our work - beyond charitable works. We learnt about and used participatory approaches so all our projects were led by communities themselves. #FoRBforall is also about access to water, women being safe…

And we’re off - our first session kick-starting #ForbforAll Ministerial - speakers include Mariz Tadros and Jo Howard ⁦Institute of Development Studies⁩ Rebecca Shah and ⁦Judd Birdsall⁩ - why are #religiousinequalities so glaringly absent from #globaldev ? #CREID

SATURDAY 23 APRIL
12pm midday
#Bristol

Protest against the #AntiRefugeeBill and Government plans to send asylum seekers to camps in #Rwanda

More info soon from BDASC 🧡

Listen up to level up-Film — Poverty2Solutions poverty2solutions.org/listen-up-to-l…

Thrilled to once again be ranked #1 in the world for development studies in QS Top Universities QS World University Rankings

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#QSWUR #QSRanking w/University of Sussex Sussex Global🏳️‍🌈✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿 SPRU

Marcelo Lopes de Souza discusses the concept of the ‘sacrifice zones’ and the significance of 'environment-territory-place' with our Co-Editor Rosie Meade, as part of our series of Territorial Stigmatisation interviews on YouTube #CDJ #YouTube buff.ly/3c4vtN9

📖Very inspiring today to hear about the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office funded research conducted by CREID_Dev through the John Bunyan Fund.🔎This innovative research provides valuable insight into the day-to-day impacts of Covid-19 on religious minorities in India 🇮🇳 & Nigeria 🇳🇬

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Looking forward to Wednesday's launch of the dialogic approaches section of the Participatory Research and Inquiry Handbook, hosted by NYU Wagner. Register via the link below. lnkd.in/dz9Z5RMx

I am amazed and delighted to finally announce the publication of the new SAGE Handbook of Participatory Research and Inquiry, which I have co-edited alongside friends and colleagues Danny Burns and Sonia Ospina, and fantastic secti…lnkd.in/daPGx9vc lnkd.in/dsk8EvUb

I just supported this case! crowdjustice.com/case/save-pens… via CrowdJustice

Great blog from Mariz Tadros strikingly showing up the lack of women in these spaces: The invisibility of women’s faces in religious freedom-promoting high places ids.ac.uk/?p=68903 via Institute of Development Studies

Communication for Development Specialist - Community Engagement (P-4), C4D Section, PD - NYHQ (Temporary Appointment) jobs.unicef.org/en-us/job/5386…

How do people form opinion on #social justice? Shocking survey results from KCL. theguardian.com/inequality/202…

📣Of 1.2m people surveyed in 50 countries 64% of people said that #ClimateChange was an emergency.

We need to listen to local knowledge and stories - blog by Ruhil Iyer and @UTSISF 👇buff.ly/3a0DEs4

(👀Look out for our upcoming Frontiers on #ClimateChange )

#WASHTwitter

.Amber Huff on #TerraCarta :
''Sustainability' is not a trick on a flat balance sheet, & we should not expect it to be delivered magically through the same actors, industries & value relations... responsible for driving harmful processes of globalization'

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Our latest special issue has a number of articles relating to participatory action research (PAR): Joanna Wheeler, Jackie Shaw & Jo Howard's paper on the advantages of PAR in examining intersectionality highlights this approach buff.ly/32hFNfc #CDJ #specialissue