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Critical Research and Creative Practice with Migrant and Refugee Communities
This book explores the intersection of social justice, academic inquiry, and arts-based methodologies within the field of forced migration studies. It provides a critical examination of how researchers, artists, and practitioners can collaboratively engage with displaced populations through ethical and creative practices, such as participatory theater, visual arts, and digital storytelling. The text challenges traditional, top-down research paradigms that often objectify vulnerable individuals, advocating instead for methodologies that honor the agency, co-creativity, and lived experiences of migrants and refugees. Ultimately, it serves as an essential guide for scholars and activists seeking to foster meaningful community engagement, decolonize research methodologies, and drive social change through collaborative creative expression.
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