“(Re)conquering power to narrate one’s own history – and, therefore, to construct one’s own image, one’s own identity, to recover and assume a diversity of knowledge systems – constitutes one of the foundations of the decolonisation process” (María Paula Meneses, 2018, p.73). This is the essence of my daily work in communication and participatory media…
Participating in the InsightShare participatory video (PV) training course completely exceeded my expectations. As someone who has always used images to express my ideas, I never imagined that people without professional skills could become powerful storytellers through video creation. Over the five-day participatory video course, we experienced the various stages of telling a story. As…
Learning Lessons from a PV project involving children with disabilities in Iran Have you ever imagined stepping into a world where anything is possible? Where the boundaries between reality and imagination blur, revealing the true power of human connection? Hold on for a moment! We’re going to tell you what happened and introduce ourselves. But…
Pakorpa Susangho is a short participatory video in which ten widows from the small settlement of Kulbia in Ghana document and report land issues affecting them. It is a traditional practice in their communities that, following their husband´s death, widows lose the rights to the land they previously owned. One of the ten women collaborating…
