Sharing Qualitative Research

Susan Gair is Associate Professor at James Cook University, Australia. Ariella van Luyn is Lecturer at James Cook University, Australia.

Introduction: Research with Impact: A Literature Review of Community-Driven Qualitative Research, Ethics and Representation Part I: Engagement with Marginalised Communities 1. Digital Storytelling with Disabled Youth: Community-Based Narrative Research Meets Digital Culture 2. Telling Our Own Stories of Recovery: The Transformative Power of Indigenous Storytelling 3. Our True Colours: A Storytelling Project by Women from Refugee Backgrounds 4. Animal Narrativity: Showing Lived Experiences in the More-Than-Human World Part II: Creative Representations of Research Data 5. The Listening ‘I’: Children’s Emotional and Affective Representations of Place 6. Ripples and Reflections: Photovoice and Community Narratives of Climate Change 7. Sharing the Visible and Invisible Domains of Lived Experiences with the Ambonwari of Papua New Guinea Part III: Methodologies for Working with Community Narratives and Lived Experience 8. Organic Inquiry: The Empathic Validity of Research in Partnership with Spirit 9. Writing Down Your Sorrow: Exploring the Influence of Story Writing on the Grief Healing Process after Stillbirth Loss 10. Writing 'With' Not 'About': Case Examples in Cooperative Inquiry Part IV: Harnessing New Technologies to Share Research Narratives 11. Transmedia Storytelling and Community Narratives 12. Engaging the Community as Content Creators: Case Study Research in Grassroots Media Production in the Library Sector 13. Place-Based Stories and Digital Tools: Locative Literature and Regional Writing Communities 14. Conclusion: Where to From Here? Theorising Narrative Qualitative Research Practices with Communities