Participatory Data Collection for Legal Empowerment Learning
Facilitating participatory data collection in legal empowerment learning labs is crucial for understanding community needs and informing strategic litigation. This involves working alongside marginalized communities, demanding public services, and examining urban segregation with interdisciplinary action research projects. Key figures such as Felipe Mesel and Francesca Feruglio play vital roles in this process, focusing on human rights, democratic governance, and socio-economic issues.
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Legal Empowerment Learning Lab Session 4: Participatory Data Collection
Roadmap 1) What s Outside Our Windows 2) Schedule + Team Updates 3) Participatory Data Session 4) Next Steps
Learning Lab Schedule Oct 202o March 2021 Participatory Data Collection March - July 2021 Introduction to Legal Empowerment Accompaniment Sessions Small Group Sessions 2020 2021 July 2021 Participatory Data Analysis Approaches to Measuring Empowerment Accountability and Ethics Communication Strategies Case Studies Nov 2020 Jan 2021 Introduction to Participatory Action Research Community-led Research Design
Reflections and Accompaniment Sessions Reflections One on one discussions & learning questions Dilemmas that arise as the rubber hits the road Community and communities Timelines: internal v external Mela Chiponda and Emese Ilyes joining the Institute s team to support the LE Learning Lab Accompaniment sessions with participants on learning questions and action-research plans Small group sessions Support co-design of summer sessions
Participatory Data Collection Felipe Mesel is a human rights lawyer and researcher for the Asociacio n Civil por la Igualdad y la Justicia (ACIJ), an organization dedicated to furthering democratic practices and rule of law in Argentina. Felipe works alongside marginalized communities, with a focus on demanding public services for individuals living in informal settlements through community-driven data collection and strategic litigation. At ACIJ, he co-leads an interdisciplinary action-research project that examined urban segregation in the informal settlements of Buenos Aires, La Paz, and Quito. He also serves as a law professor and housing advisor for the Ombudsman of the City of Buenos Aires. Francesca Feruglio is a human rights researcher, trainer and activist. Currently she is the Coordinator of the Working Group on Monitoring of the International Network on Economic Social and Cultural rights. In addition, she develops legal education programs focusing on housing and welfare rights in England for Law for Life, the foundation for Public Legal Education. Francesca also co-founded Nazdeek, a legal empowerment organization in India. She has been involved in research, advocacy and capacity building with grassroots groups, international NGOs and academic institutions and focuses on socioeconomic rights and issues around citizens participation in democratic governance.
