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The Co-Researching Comm
unity 

We are more powerful than we think.
If we can come together more, we can affect more positive change in our world,

both inner and outer'

Co-researcher CF

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Christina Iancu

Youth Worker

Citizenship Education Facilitator

Retold Narratives 

Socialist Theatre Researcher

​Cristina Iancu - National Youth Council of Ireland

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Fiona Mae White

Artist

Red Rebel Performer

Creative Workshop Facilitator Gort Arts

Fite Fuaite 2: Exploring Creativity in Gort - Creative Ireland Programme

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Su Powel

Gardener

Community Worker

Red Rebel Performer

Clare Red Rebels Facebook

Shannonwatch 

Greenham Common Peace Camp

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Eve Campbell

Archeologist 

Researcher

Print Maker

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Cynthia Cox

Weaver

Red Rebel Performer

Clare Red Rebels Facebook

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Ciana Spelman

Social Practice Artist

Instagram

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Nik Jones

Working with Migrant communities

Community Organiser

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Claire Murray

Artist

Mental Health Professional

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Kate O'Brien

Artist 

Community Development & health professional

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Katie Burke

Artist

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Anna Swisher

Active Hope and Community Dance Facilitator  

Tending the Sacred Hearth

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Joe Nix

Social Practice Artist

Community Arts Facilitator

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Kat Gribkoff

Artist working with Nature

Workshop Facilitator  

Researcher -

Burren Art College

 KATERINA GRIBKOFF

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Kate Daly

Singer

Community Music Researcher - University of Limerick

Kate Daly — Clare Arts

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Claire Fitzgerald

Tattoo Artist

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About the PhD Researcher and PAR Instigator 

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​GISELLE HARVEY, PhD.

 

I am an Artist, Educator and Activist-Researcher from the West of Ireland.
My work involves developing holistic and creative approaches to ESC Adult Education and Education for Sustainability to promote inclusive participation in social movements working for social-environmental justice. This work is underpinned by an intersectional eco-feminist perspective.

​I am a Government of Ireland Research Scholar, and this research was funded through the Irish Research Council GOIPG scholarship competition and hosted by The Limerick School of Art and Design, TUS.

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BA Textile Making

H. Dip Further Education

M. Ed Adult and Community Education.

Dr of Philosophy: Adult & Community Education/Art Based, Holistic and Transdisciplinary Practice.

Deep Sustainability Education

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Creative Global Education: Creativity & Change Alumni -https://www.creativityandchange.ie/

Eco Literacy - https://haumea.ie/

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https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Giselle-Harvey

https://ie.linkedin.com/in/giselle-harvey-b394887a​

​Giselle Harvey — Clare Arts

The call was made through print and online posters which invited people from the general public interested in collective social-environmental change-making to come to art-based participatory action outreach workshops. 

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Initially, the outreach approach was based on an outdoor public intervention workshop titled [EM] Powergeneration, a type of creative Public STEAM workshop. This workshop would exemplify the holistic (transdisciplinary) tools that were to be co-researched experientially through practice. Due to a number of issues, this outreach workshop was not actioned.

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This led to a slight reshaping of the beginning of the research to a more art focused adult & community education outreach workshop than the holistic workshop approach originally designed. The details of these issues and the changes they brought about are contained in the accompanying exegesis (a practice based research report).

 

However, the [EM] Powergeneration workshop did develop during a later phase of the research. This lead to other workshops and resources being generated by the lead Researcher, Giselle Harvey, who designed and initiated the research PhD. 

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