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Session Type: Symposium
Much of the literature discussing school or classroom-based Youth Participatory Action Research (YPAR) offers descriptive case studies of classroom projects or analysis of student learning outcomes. Questions remain, however, related to issues of sustainability and impact for school-based YPAR. This symposium shares studies based on more than three years of research practice partnerships between three universities and two school districts, where students and teachers are implementing YPAR at an increasingly sophisticated level. Their questions, tensions, and complications have moved from introductory to advanced, raising questions about sustainability, ethics, the role of research in social change, and more. In this symposium, we aim to explore some of these questions and share ideas around how YPAR researchers can support this work.
Ethical Concerns in Youth Participatory Action Research - Dane Stickney, University of Colorado - Denver; Christopher J. Buttimer, Boston Public Schools; Shelley Zion, Rowan University; Garron Hillaire, AERDF
Productive Failure and Sociopolitical Development in Young Black, Indigenous, and People of Color Femmes - Beatriz Salazar Medina, University of Colorado - Boulder; Carlos Porfirio Hipolito-Delgado, University of Colorado - Denver
Approaches to Collaborative Data Analysis With Students and Teachers in Community-Engaged Research - Melissa R Campanella, University of Colorado - Boulder; Ben Kirshner, University of Colorado - Boulder; Laura-Elena Colorado Porras-Holguin, University of Colorado
Student Agency in Responding to Pushback From Adults in School-Based Transformative Student Voice Programming - Melissa R Campanella, University of Colorado - Boulder