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Session Type: Symposium
The dominant capitalist logic of profit is threatening lives and fundamental human rights of billions of people around the world. Engaged educational research is needed to create and maintain equitable and sustainable forms of livelihood and communal life. This symposium argues for activity-theoretical formative intervention research aimed at generating what might be called, in line with the conference theme, actionable knowledge. Actionable knowledge is typically possibility knowledge, in other words, knowledge about what might be possible new forms and patterns of objects and activities in our lifeworlds and societies. The papers in this symposium present instances of formative interventions aimed at actionable possibility knowledge in the service of equity and sustainability.
Disrupting the Racialization of Discipline: Culturally Responsive Behavioral Support at an Urban Middle School - Aydin Bal, University of Wisconsin - Madison; Kemal Afacan, Artvin Coruh University; Halil Ibrahim Cakir, Giresun University; Tremayne L. Clardy, Madison Metropolitan School District
Ideas Into Action: Prototyping as Transformative Agency - Zaza Kabayadondo, Smith College
Building Commoning Activity: Navigating Historically Situated Power Relations in Formative Intervention Research - Heila Lotz-Sisitka, Rhodes University; Tichaona Pesanayi, Rhodes University; Charles Chikunda, Rhodes University
Ways of Engagement in Formative Interventions: Educational Researchers as Agents of Transformation in Grassroots Movements - Annalisa Sannino, University of Tampere; Yrjo H. Engestrom, University of Helsinki