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Hello everyone, All pictures shared in the powerpoint were taken by me. I reflected on them from the lens of a social worker.
Thanks,
Hind

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Photovoice and reflection on community_HindKassem_Dec 8_ BethanyOsborne

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Assignment 3 - PhotoVoice - Jennifer Chiovitti

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Nicola Bent - Dec 6, 2022 1002 PM - Photovoice Assignment

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Lyndsey's Photovoice Assignment- this one

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Kiannah Kerr-McCarthy Photovoice Assignment 3

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Anthonia Alaka - Dec 3, 2022 245 PM - Anthonia Alaka Photovoice Assignment Project Part 1

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Photovoice Assignment #3

Introduction

Tying together the five original photos I snapped explicitly for this assignment and the

last 13 weeks of learning in our Sociological Perspective in Community Development course

was a unique and critical way of looking at my community. All 5 photos are within 5 km of my

home, and it is interesting to me now, looking at these photos, that I do so from a sociological

way of thinking. Making the familiar strange (Osbourne, 2022)) by asking who, what, where,

when, how, and why when wearing my sociologist hat.

This first semester of learning with my peers has been a privilege. I have made myself

vulnerable by sharing my lived experience with this assignment, and I hope that the readers

know more about me that they can relate to. The photos I took allowed me to reflect on my core

values and beliefs. I hope this is evident to the readers. With these 5 photos, I identified my

community and its strengths and struggles. It is interesting how social issues influence your day-

to-day life.

I look forward to week 14: Looking Forward, Looking Back. Where do we go from here?

(Topical Outline p.7) classroom celebration.