August 25, 2025Qualitative Social WorkOpen Access

A dialogical talk about power and partnership in participatory action research in social work

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Engaging in participatory action research highlighted the complexity of power relations in social work practices, especially when working with girls and young women.
The dialogue emphasized the need for non-hierarchical relationships, showing how such approaches can enrich the research process and outcomes.
Key insights from the authors underscore the importance of reflection and rethinking power dynamics in knowledge production.
This participatory action research approach may foster better practices in social work by centering co-researchers' lived experiences and insights.

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Dialogue reveals insights on power relations and partnership in participatory action research, indicating its significance in social work practices.

Shimei et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Dialogue reveals insights on power relations and partnership in participatory action research, indicating its significance in social work practices.