Contributor: Caricia Catalani
Just to begin writing in this blog, I feel like a lot of introductions are necessary. Not just people, but also ideas. Idea 1, meet idea 2. This kind of meet and greet is happening in my head all of the time.
So, here is a new idea to participatory research and a well known idea to participatory media. I have a bit of a crush on this idea and feel pretty proud to introduce it around.
Note: This page is a chapter in-development in my dissertation prospectus. It will be growing and changing until her deadline, January 31. Your comments are very very very valuable! I wil take them into account as I go through new drafts. You can find the most up-to-date draft of this document on the Conceptual Roots page of the Blog.
Caricia Catalani, MPH
Updated: November 3, 2007
Videovoice is an approach to participatory video that is rooted in the practices and conceptual frameworks of community-based participatory research (CBPR) and participatory media. As the graphic below depicts, these approaches to research and media have a number of common influences, such as critical theory, and disparate influences, such as new media theorists and the intellectual contributions of Paulo Freire.
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