This book introduces and critically explores walking as an innovative method for doing
social research, showing how its sensate and kinaesthetic attributes facilitate connections …

This sco** review aims to describe the range of research studies using arts-based data
collection methods with immigrant and racialized older adults. A secondary aim is to identify …

In the field of migration research, the frequency of employing qualitative walking interviews
has risen in recent years to delve into the construction, evolution, and negotiation …

This article critically discusses the experiences of women who are seeking asylum in the
North East of England and women who are mothers with no recourse to public funds living in …

This article extends theorising on how spaces act therapeutically by using the lens of
sensory and embodied ethnography to explore refugee place-making within an urban …

Walking interviews are increasingly used in the field of health to understand the relationship
between individuals and places. With this method, the interviewer and the participant move …

This article proposes a visual and sensory methodology useful to the study of environmental
victimization from the perspective of people exposed to environmental harm and crime …

This article draws on a photo-voice project carried out in the North West, UK, with 30
members of the asylum seeker and refugee population. The findings explore participants' …

The mediation of migration has inspired ample scholarship in the past decades for
understanding global power dynamics and the role of communication processes in …

The VET sector can be located as one that sits within the intersections of the racial and
spatial in addition to the classed; the traditional focus of research concerns. There is a direct …