December 8, 2025Action ResearchOpen Access

(En)tangled Ethics and Relational Mobilities: Reflections on Decolonial Feminist Digital Participatory Action Research

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Mobility justice influences gendered experiences, revealing underlying structural inequalities in rural Nicaragua, and highlights the necessity of ethical considerations.
Findings from participatory GIS mapping and photovoice illustrate how climate change and sexual and gender-based violence intertwine with mobility justice.
Digital participatory action research offers insights into community advocacy efforts but raises important ethical questions about technology's role in reinforcing inequities.
Collaborative efforts reveal the importance of fostering a reflexive feminist ethics to ensure the voices of co-researchers are central to the project.

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Reflective analysis of digital participatory action research reveals gender justice challenges in Nicaragua, emphasizing ethical considerations around technology use.

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Lyndsay M. C. Hayhurst (2025) studied this question.

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Reflective analysis of digital participatory action research reveals gender justice challenges in Nicaragua, emphasizing ethical considerations around technology use.

(En)tangled Ethics and Relational Mobilities: Reflections on Decolonial Feminist Digital Participatory Action Research

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