During this course, students will:

1- Explore the opportunities, constraints and tensions of arts-based research and evaluation methods related to different social change topics.

2- Have an opportunity to trial different arts-based methods, and consider ways to adapt for use in your own work

3- Think deeply about the unique ethical and design issues for equitably implementing, analyzing, and sharing arts-based research, in the context of community-driven, action-oriented and participatory research.

All instructors seek to uphold CCBR’s mission through the teaching of this course: “We are committed to social justice and to building communities that are responsive and supportive, especially for people with limited access to power and opportunity.”

Delivery Method: Online (Synchronous) on Zoom

Instructors: Sarah Switzer and Janna Martin

Course Length: 14 hours

Prerequisite: A Menu of Community-Based Research Methods is encouraged but not required

Contact the host of Arts-based Methods for Collective Action