基本説明
Brings together practical information on innovative experiences with the use of participatory video.
Full Description
At a time when everyone is talking about new information and communication technologies, a book which reminds us of how participatory video is a powerful catalyst for development, is a welcome change. The contributors convincingly demonstrate that participatory video is a very effective tool for the development and transformation of disadvantaged individuals and communities.The volume reports the work of numerous individuals and organizations who have used video to bring about changes in attitudes and social behavior, and helped communities to identify development solutions that are within their reach. The book takes into account the wide range of approaches used in video to transform people, relationships, perceptions, and understandings. The contributors share their experiences based on intensive, field-level projects, and through insights gained from extensive research, study and reflection.
Contents
Introduction - Shirley A WhiteVideo PowerInvolving People in a Participatory Process - Shirley A WhiteParticipatory Video - Shirley A WhiteA Process that Transforms the Self and the OtherParticipatory Video that Empowers - Renuka BeryThe Fogo Process - Stephen CrockerParticipatory Communication in a Globalizing WorldPART TWO: VIDEO THAT TRANSFORMSThe Transformative Power of Video - Mary Jo DudleyIdeas, Images, Processes and OutcomesCandid Thoughts on the Not-so-candid Camera - Barbara SeidlHow Video Documentation Radically Alters Development ProjectsTrapped - K Sadanandan Nair and Shirley A WhiteWomen Take Control of Video StorytellingMagic Roots - Ricardo G[ac]omezChildren Explore Participatory VideoPART THREE: VIDEO THAT EMPOWERSArab Women Speak Out - Carol Underwood and Bushra JabreSelf-Empowerment Via VideoGuatemalan Mayan Women and Participatory Visual Media - Padma GuidiThe Struggle to `Empower' - Sabeena GadihokeA Woman Behind the CameraVoice, Visibility and Transparency - Mary Jo DudleyParticipatory Video as an Empowerment Tool for Colombian Domestic WorkersPART FOUR: VIDEO ACTION, ACCESS AND IMPACTGuiding Hands and the Power of the Video Camera - Ndunge Kiiti and Wilfred AmalembaA Story from KenyaFacilitating Participatory Video - David BookerIndia's NGOsBeyond Community Video - Korula VargheseA Participatory Broadcast Model for DevelopmentVideo Kaleidoscope - Shirley A WhiteA World's Eye View of Video PowerIndex
