Arts-Based Methods in Refugee Research
Creating Sanctuary
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Sitting with the Mess
When using participatory research models, what happens in the field can be vastly different to the processes and outcomes outlined ‘on paper’. It is not unusual to experience messy relationships and incidents ...
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Psychometric Properties of the Multidimensional Loss Scale with Refugee Women-at-Risk Recently Arrived in Australia
Refugee women-at-risk represent a distinct and vulnerable refugee population. We investigated the psychometric properties of the Multidimensional Loss Scale (MLS) with 104 women-at-risk, recently-arrived in Au...
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Policy Change
Can arts-based research ‘make a difference’ and trigger policy change? It is only in recent times that researchers have begun to consider how knowledge generated via arts-based methods could be translated into...
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Digital Storytelling
Digital storytelling is a popular method that can yield a range of benefits for Knowledge Holders. The short audiovisual story-creation process is collaborative and involves protagonists deciding how they want...
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Community Music
Music has a unique capacity to facilitate the expression of feelings and common circumstances across place and time. Community music research can convey stories with cultural significance to promote a sense of...
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Sanctuary
In this chapter, I reiterate how arts-based research methods expand possibilities to create a sense of sanctuary for Knowledge Holders. I refer back to key examples from Chaps. 5
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Why Arts-Based Research?
The term ‘arts-based research’ encompasses a range of different methods of inquiry for interpretation, meaning-making, and representation of lived experiences. The approach involves the use of any art form, at...
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Ethics
In this chapter, I focus on three interrelated angles on ethics. I begin with a discussion of contemporary ethics considerations in refugee studies that are highly relevant to research in this complex and dive...
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Photography
Photographs have a unique ability to evoke emotional responses among viewers who consider another’s point of view. In the field of refugee research, collaborative and participatory uses of photographic methods...
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Participatory Video
Knowledge Holders can use participatory video to create their own films and present issues according to their sense of what is important. As a valuable research tool for collaborating with individuals and grou...
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Visual Depictions of Refugee Camps: (De)constructing Notions of Refugee-ness?
Visual representations of asylum seekers and refugees in precarious situations can have a significant impact on how such individuals are imagined in politically stable contexts, particularly in Western nations...
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Social Context
Forced migration is of urgent concern to researchers, practitioners and policymakers across the globe. Given the range of intersecting issues for women, men and children with lived experiences as refugees and ...
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Open AccessRecently resettled refugee women-at-risk in Australia evidence high levels of psychiatric symptoms: individual, trauma and post-migration factors predict outcomes
Despite increasing numbers of refugee women-at-risk being resettled and their potential vulnerability, there exists no empirical research into the psychiatric health of this unique subgroup with which to guide...
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Beyond Compliance Checking: A Situated Approach to Visual Research Ethics
Visual research methods like photography and digital storytelling are increasingly used in health and social sciences research as participatory approaches that benefit participants, researchers, and audiences....
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Community Music Research and Evaluation Through a Social Determinants Lens
Community music research and evaluation is expanding, and as such, interdisciplinary approaches can contribute innovative perspectives to the field. In this chapter, we share practical research lessons develop...
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Living Reference Work Entry In depth
Visual Depictions of Refugee Camps: (De)constructing Notions of Refugee-ness?
Visual representations of asylum seekers and refugees in precarious situations can have a significant impact on how such individuals are imagined in politically stable contexts, particularly in Western nations...
