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Session Submission Type: Symposium
This session explores the Council of Youth Research as a community of practice that positions urban youth as powerful civic agents through engaging them in youth participatory action research (YPAR) and transformative community action. This session will highlight the voices of high school student researchers, who will discuss their research with youth and community organizing groups and analyze the dialectic relationship between research and organizing. The students, teachers, and university researchers involved in program will explain the theoretical and practical impacts that their work has on new media pedagogy, civic engagement, and literacy learning. We will present this work as the starting point for a multi-site and multi-modal movement for educational justice led by young people.
Challenging Notions of “Legitimate” Research and Teaching: Council of Youth Researchers Embodying a Critical Pedagogy - Mark Bautista, The University of Texas - Arlington; Antonio Nieves Martinez, University of California - Los Angeles
Pedagogy of Digital Media: Transformative Uses of Technology in the Council of Youth Research - Antero Garcia, Colorado State University; Nicole Mirra, University of California - Los Angeles
Redefining Civic Engagement: Using Research to Transform Democracy in the Council of Youth Research - Ebony Cheiree Cain, University of California - Los Angeles; Arlene Ford, University of California - Los Angeles
Reconceptualizing Communities of Practice: Literacy, Learning and Identity Development in the Council of Youth Research - Melanie Bertrand, University of Southern California; D'Artagnan Scorza, University of California - Los Angeles