The Winter NEARIMeet and the VPAR SIG virtual meeting was a resounding success with participants attending from all over the globe. A broad spectrum of ages attended too, from people who have retired to those who are just 5 weeks old!
The meeting was deftly chaired by Cornelia Connolly and began with the sharing of the NEARI ethical statement. the guest speaker was Mary Brydon-Miller who set the meeting alight with her paper entitled: “The Road to Hell” : The Problem of Good Intentions in Action Research.
Mary Brydon-Miller
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Slides from Mary Brydon-Miller’s presentation: ‘The Road to Paradise’: Translating Ethics into Practice
Mary Brydon-Miller’s presentation: ‘The Road to Paradise’: Translating Ethics into Practice
As people disappeared into their breakout rooms, they had the opportunity to introduce themselves to one another and to discuss the questions arising from Mary Brydon-Miller’s input.
Feedback from Groups 1 and 2
Feedback from Groups 3 and 4
Conversations
An update with the latest news from CARN was given by Jane O’Connell and Mary McAteer. An update from EJOLTs by Máirín Glenn followed.
Updates from CARN and EJOLTs
The final section of the meeting were the highly thought-provoking Round Robin inputs. The first was from Amy Stapleton and the second was from Patricia O’Dea.
Patricia O’Dea’s slides
Patricia O’Dea’s presentation
Amy Stapleton’s Presentation
Amy Stapleton’s Slides
The conversation arising from the day’s events is continuing over in our discussion group for NEARI members at https://groups.google.com/d/forum/neari-group
The next NEARIMeet will be online in April.