COMMUNITY
Photovoice Worldwide aims to “walk” this essential photovoice “talk” by creating a global community for photovoice peer-to-peer support and continuing education. Our online community is a place where photovoice practitioners can share experience and knowledge, while learning from and supporting each other. We accomplish our community-building goals through blogs, webinars, white papers, conferences, alumni events, and social media.
Photovoice Coffee Hour
About:
Photovoice Coffee Hour is our latest community practice initiative and a great way to commune with like-minded individuals interested in or already implementing the photovoice method. The goal is to gather over coffee (or tea!) and share with each other the ways in which we utilize the photovoice steps in our own practices.
Inspired by our popular LinkedIn newsletter, “Stepping into Photovoice” — showcasing reflections and resources on the photovoice method from experts around the globe- – the goal here is to explore together the building blocks/best practices of a successful photovoice project.
Join Us
The first Photovoice Coffee Hour will take place on Wednesday April 30, at 12pm EST, on Zoom.
Come prepared to share your recent or upcoming photovoice projects. Let’s learn from each other. It promises to be a lively and inspiring chat!
We look forward to meeting you!
Questions?
Email: diananaz@pvww.org or info@pvww.org
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Recorded webinars
Our free community webinars shine a spotlight on photovoice use around the world. Recordings are posted on our YouTube channel. Topic examples include: photovoice with young people, photo interpretation using “six perspectives,” photovoice in the college classroom, and photovoice elements in community-based programming.