Research should be transformative rather than merely informative - "Everyone can contribute valuable expertise, insights, and knowledge to a research or evaluation process. Those who are closest to an issue, problem, or program generally know the most about it. The involvement of diverse participants with different perspectives can help researchers, evaluators, practitioners, and community members produce insights that are less biased and closer to the truth."
The full research report on the Educator Wellness Participatory Action Research (EWPAR) project
The 1 page summary on the Educator Wellness Participatory Action Research (EWPAR) project
The 9-minute recorded podcast presentation on the Educator Wellness Participatory Action Research (EWPAR) project
A manual on how to implement 3RPAR, a real-time research tool to be used during a period of crisis
The creation story of how 3RPAR was formed and implemented at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic as a business crisis response and management tool
A checklist to ensure your research is as rigorous as possible.