Researching Displacement Together : Co-Producing Knowledge with Women in Colombia.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Marzi, Sonja.

Contributor:

Pain, Rachel.

Tarr, Jen.

Language:

English

Physical Description:

1 online resource (159 pages)

Edition:

1st ed.

Place of Publication:

2025.

Oxford : Taylor & Francis Group, 2025.

Summary:

This book showcases how to co-produce research when we are unable to meet in the same geographical space. It details a remote and hybrid audio-visual participatory methodology through which women share their experiences of displacement, gender and the city.

Contents:

Cover

Half Title

Title Page

Copyright Page

Dedication

Table of Contents

List of Figures

List of Tables

List of Videos

List of Contributors

Colombian research team

Colombian co-researchers

Acknowledgements

Chapter 1: Introduction

How can we continue to do research together when we are unable to meet in the same geographical space?

The benefits of remote and hybrid research: futureproofing research in the post-pandemic era

Our research project: a summary

The aims of this book

Researching together, writing together

Positioning our research approach

What is co-production, and what is participatory action research?

What do we mean by decolonial knowledge production?

Who is the audience for the book?

Structure of the book

Overview of chapters

References

Chapter 2: Colombia, violence, and the victims of the conflict

Colombia's history of conflict since independence

Hope for peace?

Colombia's conflict, violence, and trauma

Gendered violence and trauma

Chapter 3: Researching remotely: Methodological considerations

The 'Volviendo a Vivir/Coming Back to Life' project

Participatory video and filming

Involving participants from a distance

Remote/hybrid co-production of knowledge

From remote to hybrid

Participation and power in remote/hybrid research processes

Future directions of hybrid participatory research approaches

Chapter 4: The audio-visual as a tool for transformation

Film as a political and community tool

Community filmmaking: appropriation, self-management, and self-representation

Feminist community filmmaking: narrating identities to reconstruct memory

Volviendo a vivir [Coming Back to Life], filmmaking as a memory of displacement

Chapter 5: Displacement.

Introduction: telling displacement in Colombia

Collaborative writing

Conceptualising displacement in Colombia: women's perspectives

Different forms of displacement

Del campo a la ciudad - rural to urban displacement

Intra-urban displacement - Desplazamiento intra-urbano

Displacement because of intimate violence - Desplazamiento por razones de violencia intrafamiliar

Displacement aggravated by poverty and economic change - Desplazamiento agravado por la pobreza y el cambio económico

Chapter 6: Urban challenges and rebuilding life in the city

Introduction

The impact of displacement: urban challenges when rebuilding lives

The unknown city - La ciudad desconocida

Del campo a la ciudad: uprooting, loss of place and identity

Women standing to fight - Mujeres en pie de lucha

Insecurity in the city - Inseguridad en la ciudad

Rechazo - neglect and discrimination in the city

Rechazo as discrimination

State abandonment - Rechazo del gobierno

Generating income - Generación del ingreso

Vivienda Digna - a decent place to live

Conclusion

Chapter 7: Hopes for a better future

Resisting violence with private and public activism

Hopes and aspirations for the future - manifestos for the future

Conclusions

Chapter 8: Conclusion: What's in a book?

Towards a hybrid participatory audio-visual methodology

Recognising the potential

Acknowledging the challenges

Maximising participation

What's in a book?

Future outlook

Index.

Notes:

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ISBN:

1-04-040689-0

OCLC:

1528956109