Methodologies

We will use electronic communication (web presence with interactive capacity) and print materials for general communication.

Methods for working with groups and organizations will reflect their needs and the objectives of the event. Popular education methods, workshops, dialogues, dramatization, graphic expression and formal presentations may be used.

Academic research and writing will be appropriate for the exploration of the meaning of ‘responsibility’ in North American public discourse. I will seek collaborators (co-researchers, co-authors) for this project, which may result in a publication, conference presentation, or discussion paper.


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United States INTRODUCTION A New Brochure Available! A Responsible Plan to End the War in Iraq Contact us Global Corporate Social Responsibility Proposed for 21st Century Intergenerational workshop on the economy and social justice Making Accountability Accountable The Solidarity Economy and Responsibility The USA Charter: Youth Charter of Responsibilities Who’s Responsible for the Economy?	Home Activities Regional Activities North America United States Published on 14 February 2006 Translations available in: français . Español . Methodologies by Nina GREGG
	We will use electronic communication (web presence with interactive capacity) and print materials for general communication. Methods for working with groups and organizations will reflect their needs and the objectives of the event. Popular education methods, workshops, dialogues, dramatization, graphic expression and formal presentations may be used. Academic research and writing will be appropriate for the exploration of the meaning of ‘responsibility’ in North American public discourse. I will seek collaborators (co-researchers, co-authors) for this project, which may result in a publication, conference presentation, or discussion paper.