Mixed methods research attempts to bridge different philosophical positions and methodological perspectives from a pragmatic viewpoint draw on employing what works in the field of research, giving primacy to the importance of the research problem. It offers an opportunity to transform the tensions between or among perspectives into new knowledge through dialectical discovery. For Activism, mixed methods research is an avenue to interrogate the unique research problems both at the individual and aggregate level where case studies prove to be insufficient in terms of data collection and analysis.  Since the research of Activism is basically problem-centric, mixed methods research often enhances the opportunity to dig into deeper layers of the reality to understand the nature of the problem under consideration. Valuing both objective and subject knowledge mixed methods research opens up the possibility for configuring alternative praxis suits to the everyday life of the respondent(s) under study.