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Lightening speaker slides: Dr Joanna Fox: Interviewing women with BPD/PD on a closed ward

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Lightening speaker slides: Dr Joanna Fox: Interviewing women with BPD/PD on a closed ward

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Jo Fox lightening talk Interviewing women with BPD PD

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Lightening speaker slides: Ellen Taylor-Bowen. Collaboration and co-design in autism research 

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Lightening speaker slides: Ellen Taylor-Bowen. Collaboration and co-design in autism research 

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This is an approach used that can/often does include photo-elicitation/voice. One of this SIG's organisers is involved in this :-)

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People's Voice Media launched the Community Reporting movement in 2007. It's a method that uses digital tools to support people to tell their own stories in their own ways.

Using the Internet to share these stories with others, we are able to connect them with the people, groups and organisations who are in a position to make positive social change. Central to Community Reporting is the belief that people telling authentic stories about their own lived experience offers a valuable understanding of their lives. Through creating spaces in which people can describe their own realities, Community Reporting provides opportunities in which people can use storytelling to:

Find their voice - Through storytelling we can have our say on topics pertinent to our lives.

Challenge perceptions - Through listening to different experiences than our own, our understandings of the world can widen.

Be catalysts of change - Through taking responsibility to act on what we have learned from other people's experiences we can be part of positive social change.

Community Reporting has three distinct components - story gathering, story curation and story mobilisation - based around the Cynefin decision-making framework for complex environments (David Snowden, 1999). As part, of the Community Reporting process we equip people with the skills and online tools to continue to tell their story after their training. These stories help to feed our unsolicited curation and mobilisation activities by providing us with insights on the key topics affecting our network. From the stories we create feature articles, write short reports and run local events, exploring topics pertinent to our storytelling movement.

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Using the Internet to share these stories with others, we are able to connect them with the people, groups and organisations who are in a position to make positive social change. Central to Community Reporting is the belief that people telling authentic stories about their own lived experience offers a valuable understanding of their lives.

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While participants could take photos and share via WhatsApp, an app like Indeemo helps streamline the process, ensuring respondents stay 'on brief' and making the curation and reporting process more efficient.

On the one hand it is easy to view Photovoice and Digital Ethnography as two separate research methodologies.

However, qualitative research is hybrid, dynamic, and iterative. Speaking about photovoice and digital ethnography, we are referring to the fusion of both methodologies.

For instance, adopting digital ethnography enables us to leverage the power of remote qualitative fieldwork. Here we can utilise mobile technology and smartphones to observe or research participants.

In addition, through empowerment, our research subjects can use photo, video, and even mobile screen recording capabilities to provide us with a holistic view of their daily life, experiences and behaviours.

Here, we can introduce Photovoice. As researchers observe, we can use Photovoice as a direct communication tool amongst research participants.

This reduces the risk of researcher biases, but also provides participants with the opportunity to uncover insights for us.

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A beginners Guide to Photovoice Research - Indeemo

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Photovoice Research is a powerful Qualitative Research methodology that immerses you in the every day context of your Research participants. Indeemo's mobile App and AI powered Analysis platform is a powerful tool for the Photovoice Research method that can help you achieve better results, faster a

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Research Methods for Society and Mental Health

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"Photovoice is a visual research method that puts cameras into participants' hands to (...) them to document, reflect upon and communicate issues of concern (...) stimulate social change." (Budig et al., 2018) Photovoice is one of many participatory action research methods (PAR) which seek to redistribute power from the

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Lightening speaker slides: Jo Brown  - Groundswell: out of homelessness  

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Lightening speaker slides: Jo Brown  - Groundswell: out of homelessness  

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Groundswell healthnow evaluation report 

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Groundswell healthnow evaluation report 

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Step by step introduction to using photovoice with children