The co-researching community, or collective, was formed through an open public call for co-researchers to co-research 'making change together' using creative and holistic approches to taking, or informing, collective action for just change. The purpose of developing these tools for collective action was to increase inclusivity in social-environmental justice movements through holistic and experiential modes of engagement and learning rather than simply relying on verbal communication which can exclude the voices of many people. The research was undertaken using an arts based approach to Participatory Action Research.
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• 14 people participated during the outreach workshop phase.

• 7 people subsequently participated in the core co-researching workshop phase. Some co-researchers were involved in multiple workshops and others came for just one.

• Another 40 people participated in various public workshop events arising from the core researching phase.

 
The research journey took us around North West Clare, South West Galway and down to North Kerry, Ireland.
Through the collective  activities of all the people taking part in this research and the final analysis of the research, a collection of holistic resources for participating in social justice movement activism were co-produced. This research practice informed the purpose, content and  shape of the website as a radical holistic learning-for-action space relevant to the needs of activists of different backgrounds, experience and practice.  Mile Buiochas to all involved.