Team photo-diaries
Making places, people, and power more visible
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The prolonged border closures associated with the COVID-19 pandemic have inspired novel approaches in field-based research. In this paper, we review methodological and collaborative practice reflections on the use of a team photo-diary activity generated by research associates working with smallholder farmers in Northwest Cambodia. Team photo-diaries were introduced as a training tool to encourage reflexivity among Cambodian early career researchers during a household census data collection. However, in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic, the photo-diaries inadvertently evolved from a training tool into a methodological tool for data collection and a collaborative tool between Australian and Cambodian-based team members. In seven months, eight research associates captured and collated 92 images, including a brief written note for each image. These were then presented in 10 fortnightly online workshops. The photo-diaries uncovered the unseen in quantitative data collection; they emerged as an orienting device, guiding the census data collection, and as an understanding device, enabling the team to contextualise quantitative data findings and identify emerging analytical themes. As a collaborative tool, a fortnightly online team photo-diary workshop facilitated regular interactions, connecting the lives and field experiences of team members. Using the photo-diary activity, we reflect on the ethics of remote fieldwork and over-reliance on local research associates for knowledge production. We argue that team photo-diary activities can make research locations, research teams, and power imbalances in global north-south research collaborations more visible and considerable. The team photo-diary activity underlines the challenges in navigating the ever-present tensions and possibilities of knowledge (co)-production
Art · Geography · Media studies · Sociology · Visual arts · Data Analysis and Archiving · Participatory Visual Research Methods · Qualitative Research Methods and Ethics
Reflexivity in quantitative research
The spillover effects from participatory research
Descriptive assessment of Covid-19 responses and lessons learnt in Cambodia, January 2020 to June 2022
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Humanising agricultural extension
Aid micropolitics
Exploring the Potential for Cultural Humility in the Evolving Field of Mixed Methods Research
Methodological Bricolage and Covid-19
The Dual Employment Destinations for Rural Cambodians
Answering the critics
Research Note
The Camera Never Lies? Photographic Research Methods in Human Geography
Community capacity-building
Care and the academy
Loitering with (research) intent
Leaving the field
Photo‐response
Participatory politics of partnership
Imag(in)ing ‘homeless places’
Doing feminist longitudinal research across the Covid ‐19 crisis
Reimagining Social Justice
Using southern theory
Photovoice Evaluated
The Research Assistant
Rhizomatic poverty in aquaculture communities of rural India & Bangladesh
A Research Agenda for Covid-19 and Society
From a Distance
Conducting Research Six Feet Apart
It's More Complicated Than It Seems
Shifting to Virtual CBPR Protocols in the Time of Corona Virus/Covid-19
Local Positionality in the Production of Knowledge in Northern Uganda
Participatory Photography as a Qualitative Approach to Obtain Insights into Farmer Groups
Towards a political economy of the use of research assistants
Making the familiar strange
Authorship, research assistants and the ethnographic field
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