- We work with movement groups to identify how research could support their campaigns, projects or activities
- We support researchers to volunteer to work on meaningful projects that build power to effect change
- Groups submit research requests, and we match them to ARN members with the right skills
- ARN researchers work solo or in teams, usually remotely. They read and agree to our purpose and principles prior to volunteering
- We ask groups for feedback, which helps us improve our methods. Over time, we build intelligence that makes movements more powerful
- We are supported by the Movement Research Unit in the UK. You can read more about their projects and achievements — which we hope to emulate here in Oceania — by checking out their 2024 report.
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