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An Appreciative Circling Approach to Equity: Cultivating Leadership in a Doctoral Wellbeing and Growth Project

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posted on 2022-07-25, 22:26 authored by Suskya GoodallSuskya Goodall, Joanna Higgins
Appreciative Circling is a novel hybrid practice that contributes to wellbeing, growth and leadership of doctoral students in tertiary settings. Systemic structures that promote opportunities for leadership enactments champion wellbeing as a way of framing the doctoral experience. Participatory action research contributes to a research design of ethical partnerships and relationships with participants. Reimagining equitable potential, leadership opportunities as student-initiated with faculty support showed how these emerged and evolved through the hybrid collective practice of Appreciative Circling. The study found that Appreciative Circling provided doctoral students with a space to develop leadership-as-practice. While addressing the equity of the system in which it lies, Appreciative Circling enhances individual and collective wellbeing, growth and leadership capacity.

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Goodall, S. & Higgins, J. (2022, January). An Appreciative Circling Approach to Equity: Cultivating Leadership in a Doctoral Wellbeing and Growth Project. In Cultivating Equitable Education Systems for the 21st Century, San Diego, California & Virtual.

Conference name

Cultivating Equitable Education Systems for the 21st Century

Conference start date

2022-04-21

Conference finish date

2022-04-26

Contribution type

Unpublished Paper

Publication or Presentation Year

2022-01-01

Publication status

Published online

Place of publication

San Diego, California & Virtual

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