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Research rooted in place, grounded in justice

We work across Indonesia and the wider region — in forests, coastal villages, policy forums, and community meetings. Our team brings together field researchers, MEL specialists, and policy analysts who share a commitment to rigorous evidence and fair partnerships.

  • Collaborative research with communities and local organisations
  • Field assignments across Indonesia and the Global South
  • A roster model that connects consultants to meaningful project work
  • Feminist principles: equality, diversity, anti-exploitation, non-violence

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Dala maintains a roster of experienced consultants and researchers across the world. Being on the roster means you will be considered for project opportunities as they arise.

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We welcome people of diverse backgrounds and experiences. We do not discriminate based on gender, age, sexual orientation or preference, ethnicity, race or religion. You do you and we will accept you. We do discriminate against mean people though, so be kind. We ask that people we work with are in agreement with feminist principles of increasing equality, expanding human choice, embracing diversity, sharing, anti-exploitation, and non-violence.

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Research That Cannot End: Reflections on Relationships, Reciprocity, and Sustainability in Feminist Participatory Research

Issue 12June 2026

What happens when a research project cannot truly end, even though the project has been administratively closed? This is a risk that, apparently, one might face when carrying out feminist participatory action research. My team's research project is finished on paper, and the funding has stopped. But unlike other research or evaluation projects that I usually conduct, there is no sense of “relief” as usual. I felt sadness, mixed with deep emotion and joy, witnessing the achievements of our peer

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