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Researching a complex issue? Stop ‘collecting’ data

Researching a complex issue? Stop ‘collecting’ data

Research and surveys often collect experiences, stories and data. But what do you give back to the people you surveyed? By involving participants in interpreting the results, you get a better view of what is going on.

Book tip: Mapping Dialogue: Essential tools for Social Change

Book tip: Mapping Dialogue: Essential tools for Social Change

  Book tip by Manal Sayid: This book is a collaboration project. Mapping Dialogue: Essential Tools for Social Change, was written by three women and one man who met, in the summer of 2005, to talk about supporting the Nelson Mandela Foundation's Dialogue work in...

The beauty of resistance

The beauty of resistance

We often tend to ignore resistance, to pretend it’s not there. But that’s a missed opportunity, especially for a facilitator. Resistance has wisdom and potential in it.

Serious Gaming and Higher Education

Serious Gaming and Higher Education

Let us not only teach the facts but also teach the experiences that bound these facts to our memories. The case of Perspectivity Climate Change Challenge in higher education.

The Arab Spring’s complexity

The Arab Spring’s complexity

Last December, it was ten years since Tunisian street vendor Mohamed Bouazizi set himself on fire, which sparked a series of revolutions across the MENA region. Looking back at the developments in the last decade, it might be tempting to take stock of the current situation and to conclude that the ‘Arab Spring’ has failed. But it would be unfair and unwise to do so.