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Studying women's experiences of incarceration and reentry using photo-elicitation interviewing
In this case study, I draw on my research with formerly incarcerated women to provide an introduction to photo-elicitation interviewing based on participant-generated images. I first reflect on how my research questions grew out of theoretical scholarship on punishment and social welfare and then explain why photo-elicitation interviewing was an appropriate method to use to investigate these questions. I use examples from my research to illustrate unique challenges and considerations photo-elicitation interviewing introduced throughout the research process, from seeking Institutional Review Board approval to introducing the method to participants. I offer specific strategies for how to anticipate and manage these challenges. Finally, I explain how photo-elicitation interviewing helped to mitigate the inherent power differential that exists between researcher and participant by creating space for participants to guide and enhance my research focus and analysis.
Includes bibliographical references and index.