Tonika Johnson is a photographer, social justice artist and life-long resident of Chicago’s South Side Englewood...
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Tonika Johnson is a photographer, social justice artist and life-long resident of Chicago’s South Side Englewood...
This presentation delves into the speculated impact of AI-generated images on ethnographic practice. Navigating...
The film session at EPIC explores the ways ethnographic practitioners have used moving images to interpret data, share insights, and tell the stories of their work. Filmmakers showcase these forays in visual storytelling by screening examples and discussing the limits and possibilities of the...
This paper discusses the benefits and challenges of participatory photography as ethnographic evidence and how as researchers we can “read” the evidence our participants create. Drawing on examples from an ethnographic study examining concepts and constructions of community on Salt Spring Island,...
Graphic ethnography is on the rise! In a brief introduction we will explore how anthropological research has been...
In a world that has become overwhelmed with the constant flux of technological novelty, it is important to...