Participatory Video
Images that Transform and Empower
1st Edition
Published on 4. July 2003
Book
Hardback
416 pages
978-0-7619-9762-7 (ISBN)
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.
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.
More details
Edition
First Edition
Language
English
Place of publication
Thousand Oaks
United States
Target group
Professional and scholarly
Product notice
Cloth over boards
Dimensions
Height: 216 mm
Width: 140 mm
Weight
584 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-7619-9762-7 (9780761997627)
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Schweitzer Classification
Person
Shirley A White is Professor Emeritus within the Department of Communication at Cornell University. She has also served as Associate Director of the Cooperative Extension for Cornell University and Chairman of the Department of Extension Home Economics, Kansas State University.
Content
Introduction - Shirley A White
Video Power
PART ONE: THE POWER OF THE PROCESS
Involving People in a Participatory Process - Shirley A White
Participatory Video - Shirley A White
A Process that Transforms the Self and the Other
Participatory Video that Empowers - Renuka Bery
The Fogo Process - Stephen Crocker
Participatory Communication in a Globalizing World
PART TWO: VIDEO THAT TRANSFORMS
The Transformative Power of Video - Mary Jo Dudley
Ideas, Images, Processes and Outcomes
Candid Thoughts on the Not-so-candid Camera - Barbara Seidl
How Video Documentation Radically Alters Development Projects
Trapped - K Sadanandan Nair and Shirley A White
Women Take Control of Video Storytelling
Magic Roots - Ricardo G[ac]omez
Children Explore Participatory Video
PART THREE: VIDEO THAT EMPOWERS
Arab Women Speak Out - Carol Underwood and Bushra Jabre
Self-Empowerment Via Video
Guatemalan Mayan Women and Participatory Visual Media - Padma Guidi
The Struggle to `Empower' - Sabeena Gadihoke
A Woman Behind the Camera
Voice, Visibility and Transparency - Mary Jo Dudley
Participatory Video as an Empowerment Tool for Colombian Domestic Workers
PART FOUR: VIDEO ACTION, ACCESS AND IMPACT
Guiding Hands and the Power of the Video Camera - Ndunge Kiiti and Wilfred Amalemba
A Story from Kenya
Facilitating Participatory Video - David Booker
India's NGOs
Beyond Community Video - Korula Varghese
A Participatory Broadcast Model for Development
Video Kaleidoscope - Shirley A White
A World's Eye View of Video Power
Index
Video Power
PART ONE: THE POWER OF THE PROCESS
Involving People in a Participatory Process - Shirley A White
Participatory Video - Shirley A White
A Process that Transforms the Self and the Other
Participatory Video that Empowers - Renuka Bery
The Fogo Process - Stephen Crocker
Participatory Communication in a Globalizing World
PART TWO: VIDEO THAT TRANSFORMS
The Transformative Power of Video - Mary Jo Dudley
Ideas, Images, Processes and Outcomes
Candid Thoughts on the Not-so-candid Camera - Barbara Seidl
How Video Documentation Radically Alters Development Projects
Trapped - K Sadanandan Nair and Shirley A White
Women Take Control of Video Storytelling
Magic Roots - Ricardo G[ac]omez
Children Explore Participatory Video
PART THREE: VIDEO THAT EMPOWERS
Arab Women Speak Out - Carol Underwood and Bushra Jabre
Self-Empowerment Via Video
Guatemalan Mayan Women and Participatory Visual Media - Padma Guidi
The Struggle to `Empower' - Sabeena Gadihoke
A Woman Behind the Camera
Voice, Visibility and Transparency - Mary Jo Dudley
Participatory Video as an Empowerment Tool for Colombian Domestic Workers
PART FOUR: VIDEO ACTION, ACCESS AND IMPACT
Guiding Hands and the Power of the Video Camera - Ndunge Kiiti and Wilfred Amalemba
A Story from Kenya
Facilitating Participatory Video - David Booker
India's NGOs
Beyond Community Video - Korula Varghese
A Participatory Broadcast Model for Development
Video Kaleidoscope - Shirley A White
A World's Eye View of Video Power
Index