Community

The SATDASH Community is designed to connect researchers, students, and practitioners with an interest in Situational Action Theory.

Whether you are new to SAT or have been working with the theory for years, we hope this space encourages discussion, collaboration, and the sharing of ideas. As the community grows, this page will become a hub for blog posts, discussions, research updates, and practical advice from members of the international SAT community.

We welcome contributions from researchers at all career stages, including summaries of recent publications, methodological discussions, reflections on applying SAT, teaching resources, conference reports, and commentary on emerging developments in the field.

Community Blog

(coming soon)

The Community Blog will feature articles written by members of the SAT community. Posts may include research summaries, methodological tutorials, opinion pieces, project updates, interviews, and reflections on applying Situational Action Theory across different research areas.

If you would like to submit or discuss content for a blog post, please email satdashteam@gmail.com.

Community Forum

(coming soon)

The Community Forum will provide a space for open discussion among researchers, students, and practitioners. We hope it will become a place to ask questions, share resources, discuss methods and analyses, seek collaborators, and exchange ideas about current research.

We're currently developing the forum and look forward to launching it soon.