Monday 13 December 2021
| 9.00-9.30 | Welcome |
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| 9.30-10.30 | Provocation 1: Prof. Mugendi K. M’Rithaa, Participatory Design in Majority-World Contexts – an Afrikan Perspective |
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Break |
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| 11.00-12.00 | Track 1 (part a): Participatory Research Facilitators: Daniela Gachago and Federica Pesce Lily Kpobi and Erminia Colucci Decolonising mental health care Understanding collaborative mental health care in Ghana using visual research methods Chris High and Henrik Teleman What’s it for? The social affordances of participatory media production and the ideology of practice Janine Lange Storytelling, extractivism and the ethnographic ideal Anja Venter Jamming as method: exploring mobile materialities for creative practice |
Track 2: Photography Facilitator: Terence Heng Hugh Ellis Documentary photography as a empowering practice: analysing the photographs of Namibian students. Sara Vannini and Ricardo Gomez Fotohistorias: self-determination, privacy implications, and the role of researchers in participatory photography and storytelling practices with undocumented migrants in the U.S. Gary McLeod Street Re-View: problematizing Google Street View through participatory rephotography in Kamaishi, Japan. |
Track 3: Photovoice Facilitator: Mark Dunford Sapana Basnet Bista, Rose Khatri and Padam Simkhada Visuals of Invisibles, by Invisibles”: Western Institutional Ethics and Degree of Participation in Photovoice with People with Disability Mcdonald Nyalapa, Cath Conn and Kate Kersey Decolonising Malawian public health: A photovoice collaboration with families exploring daily meals associated with a rise in diabetes Laura Simpson Reeves Photo elicitation as member checking: reflections on using found images in interviews to clarify emerging findings Marieke van der Zand, Victoria Lowers and Rebecca Harris Photovoice as a research method investigating inequalities in dental visiting: exploring contributions of photovoice methods to group participation and self-disclosure |
| 12.00-12.45 | Conversation 1a | Conversation 2 | Conversation 3 |
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| 13.00-14.00 | Film screenings “District 6: disrupting the dream deferred” (12 mins 15 sec) |
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| 14.00-15.00 | Track 1 (part b): Participatory Research (communities) Facilitators: Daniela Gachago and Federica Pesce Kaylan Schwarz, Claudia Mitchell, Rebekah Hutten and Lysandre Champagne Exploring feminism(s) through visual methods: object elicitation and participatory data analysis Sophie Maliphant Collaborative and participatory story-telling method depicting menstruation in Nepal Tamara Plush Interrogating and deconstructing inequitable participatory video practitioner power in International Development contexts Nicole Brown Scope and Continuum of Participatory Research | Track 4: Participatory Media Production Facilitator: Izak van Zyl Gemma San Cornelio, Antoni Roig and Efraín Foglia Romero The timeline as a visualization and collective creation tool Katie MacEntee, Samhita Misra, Roxanne Mykitiuk and Iris Epstein Inclusion and access in participatory visual methodologies: A model for supporting the meaningful participation of people with disabilities Kazimuddin Ahmed, Lara Bezzina, Andrea Butcher, Mariette Aikpe, Evariste Bako and Salla Sariola From Convention to Bricolage: Participatory video-based visual methods in West Africa during a global pandemic Grace Hutchison, Sabine Hellmann and Nick Lunch Living Cultures Indigenous Fellowship: a case study training Indigenous Peoples in participatory video |
Track 5: Public Art Facilitator: Mark Dunford Marta Pucciarelli: The role of public art in making visible the invisible in Douala. Sebastian Aravena-Ortiz Public walls as political expression canvas: Scribbles on the walls of Santiago of Chile in the protests of 2019. Melike Ozmen Cléo’s Journey Revisited |
| 15.00-15.45 | Conversation 1b | Conversation 4 | Conversation 5 |
Break |
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| 16.00-16.15 | Wrap up / feedback |
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| 18.00-20.00 | Film screening “Nkabom: A little medicine, a little prayer” (70 mins) |
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