This article describes a process called “Photovoice, ” originally developed by Carolyn Wang and Mary Ann Burris (1997) in the field of public health, and illustrates how thir-teen students with disabilities in three high schools used cameras and text to show and tell how they engage or fail to engage in their education. This article indicates a step-by-step description of the Photovoice process with examples from interviews, observations, and pictures that students took. The article closes with lessons we have learned about stu-dents ’ perceived levels of comfort, support, and self-efficacy in school and provides rec-ommendations for implementing Photovoice projects with other students who have dis-abilities
College students with disabilities face various barriers to academic and social engagement. The pres...
Photovoice is a creative, participatory action research method that puts cameras in the hands of peo...
Background In studies involving people with intellectual disabilities, photovoice is increasingly us...
This article describes a process called “Photovoice,” originally developed by Carolyn Wang and Mary ...
The photovoice process aims to use photographic images taken by persons with little money, power, or...
Education facilitates community involvement, participation, and acceptance, but not for students wit...
Students preparing for helping professions who understand the influences of income on health are bet...
The article highlights the use of photovoice, a method that gives power to creators of images to cap...
H. J. Overby, E. E. Eggert, D. M. Dinkel, J. L. Huberty, S. R. Stluka, & J. R. Meendering South Dako...
This study examined a pilot participatory needs assessment that was conducted with nine senior high ...
Photovoice is a creative approach to privileging the perspectives of individuals or groups who are o...
Thesis (Master's)--University of Washington, 2019This study explores the impacts of inclusive educat...
Background: Engaging with youth through PhotoVoice is beneficial as a program evaluation method and ...
The purpose of this photovoice project was for senior psychology majors at a small Catholic universi...
textThe purpose of this study was to explore Photovoice methodology, a relatively new and increasing...
College students with disabilities face various barriers to academic and social engagement. The pres...
Photovoice is a creative, participatory action research method that puts cameras in the hands of peo...
Background In studies involving people with intellectual disabilities, photovoice is increasingly us...
This article describes a process called “Photovoice,” originally developed by Carolyn Wang and Mary ...
The photovoice process aims to use photographic images taken by persons with little money, power, or...
Education facilitates community involvement, participation, and acceptance, but not for students wit...
Students preparing for helping professions who understand the influences of income on health are bet...
The article highlights the use of photovoice, a method that gives power to creators of images to cap...
H. J. Overby, E. E. Eggert, D. M. Dinkel, J. L. Huberty, S. R. Stluka, & J. R. Meendering South Dako...
This study examined a pilot participatory needs assessment that was conducted with nine senior high ...
Photovoice is a creative approach to privileging the perspectives of individuals or groups who are o...
Thesis (Master's)--University of Washington, 2019This study explores the impacts of inclusive educat...
Background: Engaging with youth through PhotoVoice is beneficial as a program evaluation method and ...
The purpose of this photovoice project was for senior psychology majors at a small Catholic universi...
textThe purpose of this study was to explore Photovoice methodology, a relatively new and increasing...
College students with disabilities face various barriers to academic and social engagement. The pres...
Photovoice is a creative, participatory action research method that puts cameras in the hands of peo...
Background In studies involving people with intellectual disabilities, photovoice is increasingly us...