Friday, June 22, 2018

Capturing Codes



Last summer we began our research coding process. Between picnic retreats and phone meetings, we discussed the patterns that emerged from the surveys. Based on the patterns found, we developed the four categories that we named Power and Privilege, Trust and Transparency, Realities and Relevance, and Commitment and Collaboration. Sister Sharon Horace, Jose Miguel Hernandez and Fanny Villarreal joined us in person on separate occasions to work on the codes, while other participated over the phone. Thank you all!

 Brigid, Karen and Marilu discuss the codes and share the information with the ICBOs over emails.


 Another time one of the community researchers, Fanny Villarreal, joined us in person to a picnic retreat.


 Bobby Wilson discusses with Karen the Robin Hood approach during the American Community Gardening Association's conference.




 Our regular meeting schedule with all the ICBOs.


 Karen and her son working in tandem.


 Marilu (not in the picture) in the company of Sunny.


 The four categories that emerged.


 Working it through...


 Coding process...


 Brigid Lucey diligently capturing codes.


 Our setting for our coding picnic retreats.


Our office for that day...


Working late into the night... during a power outage...




Street Art Poster of ICBO Research Results

ICBO poster by community artist Bennie Guzmán.