Action Learning, Action Research Association Ltd (ALARA)

Action Learning, Action Research Association Ltd (ALARA) is a global network of programs, institutions, professionals, and people interested in using Action Learning and Action Research to generate collaborative learning, training, research and action to advance social change and to transform workplaces, schools, colleges, universities, communities, voluntary organisations, governments and businesses.

ALARA's vision is that Action Learning and Action Research will be widely used and publicly shared by individuals and groups creating local and global change for the achievement of a more equitable, just, joyful, productive, peaceful and sustainable society.

Membership

With a commitment to access for all practitioners and researchers, ALARA encourages membership of Action Learning and Action Research practitioners, researchers and those interested in learning more about these approaches. Reasonable membership rates, student rates and low resource country rates support access for Action Learning and Action Research practitioners from across the globe.

There are four categories of membership in ALARA: Individual, Organizational, ex-Offico and Life. Life membership is awarded from time to time for outstanding service to the work of ALARA and the Action Learning / Action Research community, while ex-Offico membership is awarded in exchange for services supplied to ALARA.

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Our Recent Activities


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Online Course

RESULTS

AEROL - a free 15-week online course in action research and evaluation started in July 2018 and finished in October 2018.

Conversations

RESULTS

We have had conversations with Geof Hill, Catherine Lloyd, Richard Teare, and Ian Plowman about different topics.

Congress

RESULTS

Norwich University hosted the 10th ALARA Action Learning Action Research and 14th Participatory Action Research (PAR) World Congress in June 2018.

Discussion Group

RESULTS

An LinkedIn discussion group has been created for students and educators, interested in action learning and action research, to connect and learn with each other.

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