CS235 Lecture Notes - Lecture 9: Bisexuality, Reflectance, Photovoice
Community Based Participatory Research - Guest Lecture (Dr. Trish Van Katwyk)
● Principles of community based participatory research
○ Relationship
○ Knowledge / expertise
○ Voice
○ University / community divide
Study: exploring the experience of rural youth → center wellington region
● Youth has been described as new underclass → repeated exclusions
● Spoke with over 100 youth
● Started with 1 on 1 interviews co-developed by 2 youth community members →
conducted online and in person with about 75 people
● Took report info and interview info and created list of themes
● Young people presented with themes, to help make themes shorter → 6 categories
● Smaller group that came to idea of public/private dilemma in center wellington
● Artist team wanted to make bench sculpture → one side of bench private personal
scenes, other side public scenes
Study: mental health and self injury
● Stigma
● Express stories about self injury through dance
● Research team 3 community experts 3 community based researchers
● Audience for performances became broad (clinicians, dancers, people impacted)
Critical Studies
Critical Paradigm Research
● There are multiple realities shaped by the knower’s social, political, and economic values
● Research is NEVER value-free
● Intends to reveal hidden power structures and instigate social change
Critical Paradigm Warrants
● Ideological critique
● Emancipatory values: voice and liberation
● Establishing researcher positionality
● Changing awareness and praxis
Ideological Critique
● Demonstrate the ideological need for change
○ Hegemony: the dominance of one social group over another
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Document Summary
Community based participatory research - guest lecture (dr. trish van katwyk) Study: exploring the experience of rural youth center wellington region. Youth has been described as new underclass repeated exclusions. Started with 1 on 1 interviews co-developed by 2 youth community members conducted online and in person with about 75 people. Took report info and interview info and created list of themes. Young people presented with themes, to help make themes shorter 6 categories. Smaller group that came to idea of public/private dilemma in center wellington. Artist team wanted to make bench sculpture one side of bench private personal scenes, other side public scenes. Express stories about self injury through dance. Research team 3 community experts 3 community based researchers. Audience for performances became broad (clinicians, dancers, people impacted) There are multiple realities shaped by the knower"s social, political, and economic values. Intends to reveal hidden power structures and instigate social change.
