Abstract
This paper explores my efforts as a feminist activist scholar working with a group of poor women engaged in creating, on their own terms, a viable economic venture. Negotiating through this landscape marked by different class, race, status and institutional locations illuminates the challenges to conducting research and establishing relationships of solidarity.
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Butterwick, S.
(2001).
We've Got Nothing/Everything to Lose: Lessons Learned from an Anti-poverty Action Research Project.
Adult Education Research Conference.
https://newprairiepress.org/aerc/2001/papers/13
We've Got Nothing/Everything to Lose: Lessons Learned from an Anti-poverty Action Research Project
This paper explores my efforts as a feminist activist scholar working with a group of poor women engaged in creating, on their own terms, a viable economic venture. Negotiating through this landscape marked by different class, race, status and institutional locations illuminates the challenges to conducting research and establishing relationships of solidarity.
