Participatory action research feminist Trailblazer Maggie O’Neill: Arts-based, walking, biographical participatory action research with sex workers, forced migrants, and marginalized women (No. 17, S2, E5)

Maguire, Patricia2026-09-232024-02Maguire, Patricia (Host). (2024. Feb1). Maggie O'Neill: Arts-based, Walking, Biographical Participatory Action Research with Sex Workers, Forced Migrants, and Marginalized Women (No 17) (Audio podcast transcript) https://www.parfemtrailblazers.net/season-2-episode-5-with-maggie-oneill-arts-based-walking-biographical-participatory-action-res/https://www.parfemtrailblazers.net/season-2-episode-5-with-maggie-oneill-arts-based-walking-biographical-participatory-action-res/https://knowledgedemocracydspace.com/handle/123456789/1177This document is the official audio podcast transcript for Episode 17 of the series "Participatory Action Research – Feminist Trailblazers & Good Troublemakers." In this episode, host Patricia Maguire interviews guest Dr. Maggie O’Neill to discuss her work and experiences with Participatory Action Research (PAR), particularly with sex workers, forced migrants, and marginalized women. The conversation explores arts-based, walking, and biographical research methods, as well as the importance of including women’s voices in research and policymaking. Host: Patricia Maguire Guest: Dr. Maggie O’Neill Original Broadcast Date: February 1, 2024enCo-construction of KnowledgeParticipatory Action ResearchParticipatory ResearchBiographical Participatory ResearchFeminismWomen’s Gender EquityArts-based ResearchWalking as social researchSex WorkersMigrantsForced MigrationSexual ViolenceSDG 5: Gender EqualitySDG 10: Reduced InequalitiesIrelandEnglandParticipatory action research feminist Trailblazer Maggie O’Neill: Arts-based, walking, biographical participatory action research with sex workers, forced migrants, and marginalized women (No. 17, S2, E5)Other