The IDS Participation, Inclusion and Social Change cluster is excited to announce the launch of the newly revamped ‘Participatory Methods’ website. The relaunch brings an array of new features and ...
Participatory visual methods harness visual media to engage communities directly in research processes, enabling participants to articulate their experiences, priorities and solutions through images.
Photovoice is a participatory research methodology that uses photography and narrative to prioritize the lived experiences and perspectives of patients or community members. The use of photovoice can ...
The Bristol Poverty Institute (BPI) are excited to announce an upcoming event in collaboration with our friends at Brigstow Institute to workshop Participatory Research Methods for Inclusive Poverty ...
How can one combine well-established research methods using numbers (such as statistics) or narrative methods (in-depth interviews) with visual participatory methods (e.g. body mapping, painting, and ...
This four-month project builds on existing collaborations with local artists and exhibition spaces to explore how creative practices can be used as participatory research methods to decolonise ...
Participatory research conducts research with rather than about a group of people. You might have heard terms such as co-production, or peer-led or community-based research, which are different ways ...
Although increasing attention is being paid on participatory research methods, they still remain underused in research addressing older people's learning, according to a new scoping review conducted ...
The visual methods embedded in the Bangladesh and Indian Sundarbans seek to sketch issues of vivencia (lived experiences) representing climate change, uncertainty, and transformative actions in South ...
This free webinar focuses on participatory research methods and their application to elderly people of migrant background, especially in the context of physical activity and sports. The event will ...
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