LIS Journal’s Post

Knowledge is power. Sharing knowledge is the key to unlocking that power. Disseminating knowledge is the human duty, sharing it about so that all can benefit.

This discussion is was lots of fun to participate in! Comment below on what as aspects you found most interesting.

The knowledge production and dissemination goal is taking shape nicely!

Interested in learning how you can provide expert guidance to your local community? Check out our video covering some of the ways that scientists and engineers can leverage their training and expertise to do exactly that: bit.ly/47YR4AN

🙌Our joint EIC Prof. Natalia Vershinina addressing the Gender, Work & Organization journal’s aim and scope at Women Research Network. https://lnkd.in/ewvXARwa 💡Key takeaways: - GWO welcomes #theory-driven papers and empirical papers that go beyond mere description, using data as a means of advancing, or reflecting upon theory. - GWO publishes papers that are sophisticated in theoretical, epistemological and methodological content; mature in their engagement of sociological and/or gender theories; engaged with a broad body of international scholarship and highly developed conceptually. - To be published in GWO, a manuscript must make strong #theoretical contributions and highlight the significance of those contributions to the field. - Issues of critical importance as GWO moves forward include #feminist knowledge and practice, feminist philosophies and praxis, diversity, intersectionality, transnational, postcolonial, and decolonial feminisms, feminist ecology. postfeminist humanism/posthumanist feminism, embodiment, affect and organising, gendered power, resistance and activism, gender and global labour markets, critical analyses of neoliberalism, postfeminism, femininities and heroic versus post-heroic leadership approaches embracing perspectives, theories and learning are welcome. #gender #management #feministresearch #gendertheory

How to use the complexity of knowledge to navigate and create knowledge and action

Cost, time, or quality? You don't have to just choose two. Learn from Prof. Bent Flyvbjerg and Dan Gardner how to master getting big things done based on analysis of a century of "mega projects". Read more: https://lnkd.in/eK8v2MN7

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Learn how the mountain model has the potential to increase DNP project dissemination #mountainmodel#EBPQI#DNP#dissemination#faculty#NPsLead#AANP https://ow.ly/tJgS50SbVPk

Session on IPC (Inter Personal Communication) and Addressing Field Challenges to enhance the participants' understanding of effective IPC strategies in fieldwork and to equip them with practical approaches to overcome challenges encountered in the field.