This is a list of really useful questions asked by co-researchers during this process. They helped to inform the direction of the research and also identify the tools that people are looking for to help them take collective action to bring about just change. These can be used to stimulate discussion, identify group needs and concerns, and generate action ideas.

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• How is change made?

• How do we claim power?

• What’s my intention?

• What’s on your mind these days?

• How does something actually transform, and change?

• What do we need to live? What do you need to know?

• What’s our need now, is it changing?

• Should shelter be seen as a luxury?

• What are the visions for change?

• How am I connected to this? What can I do?

• What's my power in this?

• How are you feeling?

• What defining priorities?

• What’s important to you?

• Everything needs to change, doesn’t it!?

• where is the room to actually think about issues and reflect and see about change actions?

• How do we do this? Is it, according to our values? How we define that for all of us as a group?

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• How to get biodiversity loss & its impact over to the public

• what can we do?

• Why don’t people engage?

• How do you engage with people who aren't interested or aware of the issues

• How do you make ‘taking action’ attractive to people?

• How do you strengthen human-nature connections?

• What can a PAR approach achieve?

• How are we going to change this?

• We are all saying the same thing, how can we work in a kind of direction? What translates across the divide?

 

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• Is this strategic? Does it need to be?

• Where can we intervene?

• Can we link up?

• Who are we? What part in all this do we play?

• What are we doing, protesting/ demonstrating/ highlighting /educating / other?

• What issue are we highlighting-collectively or individually? Are we agreed on issue, or many issues?

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• Where is power located – inner power or community power? Both?

• What is strategy?

• Can we do training on strategy?
   

• Who asked for the industrial revolution anyway!?

• If you can make, why wouldn't you? Why would you give away your power? 
   

• Do you understand the process? What is the process?