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Through the lens of interactional field theory, we examine what has been learned about community dynamics, particularly community-oriented action and its relationship with community satisfaction, quality of life, and wellbeing. We first discuss eight previously unpublished analyses of community-oriented action and wellbeing in various forms. Then, we look to new data from the Utah Wellbeing Project which provides a considerably larger set of localities that range from small rural towns to rapid growth and large cities. While greater participation in community-oriented action correlates with higher levels of wellbeing in some cases, there are nuances that suggest more attention is needed to changes over time and across different contexts. We conclude with new recommendations related to interactional field theory and the future of community-oriented action research more broadly.

Community-oriented action and wellbeing: Looking back to look forward