Schwab Rehabilitation Hospital Extended Services Department
The Photovoice Project
by Participants of Extended Services programs
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About the Book
The information in this booklet documents the impact of the programs offered through the Extended Services department at Schwab Rehabilitation Hospital in Chicago, IL, as seen through the eyes of the participants.
Photovoice, which was developed by Caroline Wang1, empowers people from marginalized communities to describe a situation or answer a research question by taking photographs. Participants then describe the pictures using their own words. As a result, participants become leaders by fulfilling roles as data collectors and analysts.
In 2008, 19 individuals with disabilities used photography to answer the question: How has being a part of Extended Services impacted your life? Themes emerged and were agreed upon by the group. This book is the result of the study.
1 Wang, C. 2005. Photovoice: Social Change through Photography. www.photovoice.com
Photovoice, which was developed by Caroline Wang1, empowers people from marginalized communities to describe a situation or answer a research question by taking photographs. Participants then describe the pictures using their own words. As a result, participants become leaders by fulfilling roles as data collectors and analysts.
In 2008, 19 individuals with disabilities used photography to answer the question: How has being a part of Extended Services impacted your life? Themes emerged and were agreed upon by the group. This book is the result of the study.
1 Wang, C. 2005. Photovoice: Social Change through Photography. www.photovoice.com
Features & Details
- Primary Category: Nonprofits & Fundraising
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Project Option: Small Square, 7×7 in, 18×18 cm
# of Pages: 24 - Publish Date: Dec 30, 2008
- Keywords spinal cord, extended services, photovoice, research, disability, rehabilitation, chicago
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About the Creator
Schwab Rehabilitation Hospital
Chicago, IL
The mission of Schwab Rehabilitation Hospital is “to improve the health, function, and well being of persons with disabilities by offering effective and efficient rehabilitation services.” Schwab Rehabilitation Hospital provides a comprehensive array of rehabilitation services, advocacy, community-based disability prevention programs, and support groups to a predominantly low-income African American and Hispanic population on Chicago’s west side.