© Through Our Lens - PhotoVoice 2017 

Source URL: sistersoftheroad.org

Health Education & Behavior http://heb.sagepub.com/ Photovoice: Concept, Methodology, and Use for Participatory Needs Assessment Caroline Wang and Mary Ann Burris

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PHOTOVOICE STREET LIFE IN IVORY PARK Image © Noko Zeva DM01

Source URL: livelihoods.org.za

• Social documentary photography
• Community development
• Educational research
• Pedagogy
• Photovoice
• Noko
• Street photography

The Right to Clean Water in First Nations: The Photovoice Project Nisichawayasihk Cree Nation Assembly of

Source URL: create-h2o.ca

• Cree
• Nisichawayasihk Cree Nation
• Hygiene
• Manitoba Hydro
• Sanitation
• Drinking water
• Photovoice

Water as a human right: The case of Indigenous Peoples in northern Canada

Source URL: chrr.info

• Cree
• Nisichawayasihk Cree Nation
• First Nations in Manitoba
• First Nations in Alberta
• First Nations in Saskatchewan
• Photovoice
• Cree language

eXposed using photography to expose the social impacts of poverty and racism in Black Creek a photovoice project by residents of Black Creek

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55 ‘WELCOME TO MY LIFE!’ PHOTOVOICE: NEEDS ASSESSMENT OF, AND BY, PERSONS WITH PHYSICAL DISABILITIES IN THE KUMASI METROPOLIS, GHANA

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Southern Humboldt Photovoice Project with Humboldt Partnership for Active Living (HumPAL) A California WALKS Network Case Study Introduction

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Exploring the Complexities of Information Practices through Arts-Based Research Lisa M. Given School of Information Studies & RIPPLE Charles Sturt University

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• Design
• Research
• Sociology
• Evaluation methods
• Photovoice
• Library and information science
• Qualitative research
• Participatory design
• Design methods
• Science
• Knowledge
• Education

Photo credit: © Pisey/Global Children/PhotoVoice “This is a picture of my brother Piseth. He was happy I took this picture. I like his face. It is just like mine.” - From Khmeye, Cambodia: Photography by orphans in

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