Using participatory approaches or methods are often positioned as a strategy to tackle
power hierarchies in research. Despite momentum on decolonising aid, humanitarian actors …

Recent scholarship has promoted reflexivity in migration research using visual participatory
methods. However, the perspectives of cross-border workers living as undocumented …

This article draws on our continuous artistic engagement with Tonga youth in Zimbabwe
over the last four years and offers a critical analysis of their transformation. We use the …

Meaningful participation of people as agents in development practice has been a central
concern in capabilitarian scholarship and of Amartya Sen's own work, as a valuable freedom …

This chapter explores how the escalating tension between young Syrian refugees and host
youth communities in Istanbul can be addressed through the use of photography to build …

While exploring the everyday experiences of Tonga youth, this paper draws on a
participatory graffiti-on-board project in Binga, a rural community in Zimbabwe. Focus is …

Drawing from the capabilities approach (Sen; Nussbaum) and reflecting on Fricker's
epistemic (in) justice, this paper seeks to explain how a participatory oral history project …

With feminist and political upheaval on the one hand and the rising antigender politics in
Europe on the other, in this chapter we ask the question of how feminist art interacts with the …

This presents the conceptual framework of epistemic justice that underpins the chapters and
looks at the literature on participatory arts in development studies. We summarise the key …

In this article, we unpack the motifs of two participatory videos created by 12 African student
activists at the University of the Free State, who were co-researchers in the 'Universities as …