Photovoice is a participatory action research method used to explore important community questions through imagery and participants’ stories about the meaning behind their photos. Through cycles of photography, writing, reflection, and storytelling, participants articulate their own views, identify common themes, hold critical dialogues, and foster change in their communities and settings. 

 

This workshop focuses on how to analyze photovoice images and writing. This workshop is intended for participants who have experience with photovoice and/or completed a photovoice project with their community partners. 

 

This is not a photovoice basics workshop. Workshop participants will come away with ideas for analyzing data from photovoice projects and useful strategies for disseminating their scholarship to academic audiences.

 

Presenters: 

Julie Phillips, MD, MPH, Sparrow-MSU Family Medicine Residency Program, College of Human Medicine

Amy Romain, LMSW, ACSW, Sparrow-MSU Family Medicine Residency Program, College of Human Medicine

Amy Odom, DO, Sparrow-MSU Family Medicine Residency Program, Department of Family Medicine, College of Human Medicine

 

Sponsored by: University Outreach and Engagement; College of Human Medicine; The Graduate School