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Volume 14, Issue 1
Spring 2025
Departures in Critical Qualitative Research Cover Image for Volume 14, Issue 1
ISSN 2333-9489
EISSN 2333-9497
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Special Issue Title: Black Photovoice: (Re)Claiming Blackness Through a Critical Conversation on Space, Place, and the Embodiment of Photovoice

Foreword: A Necessary Shift to a Photovoice That Centers Blackness
Brian L. McGowan
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Articles

Toward an Endarkened Photovoice Methodology: On Blackness, Imagery, Imaginaries, and Research
Terah J. Stewart, Taryrn T. C. Brown, Roshaunda L. Breeden, Robin Phelps-Ward
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Body-ody-ody: Centering the Case of Serena Moon and Endarkened Photovoice
Roshaunda L. Breeden, Terah J. Stewart, Robin Phelps-Ward, Taryrn T. C. Brown
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Black to the Future: Traversing Digital Time and Space Toward a Critical Race Technomethodology
Taryrn T. C. Brown, Robin Phelps-Ward, Travis C. Smith, Terah J. Stewart, Roshaunda L. Breeden ...
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Research Teams for Liberation and Worldmaking: Engaging a Black, Queer, Feminist Lens
Robin Phelps-Ward, Taryrn T. C. Brown, Roshaunda L. Breeden, Terah J. Stewart
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Reckoning Through Photovoice: A Collective Journey Toward (Endarkened) Transformative Scholarship
Keneisha L. Harrington, Cherese Fine, Lashia Bowers, Maurice Williams, Jr., Laetitia Adelson ...
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We Have Arrived: The Future of Endarkened Photovoice Honoring Blackness in Space, Place, and Embodiment
Terah J. Stewart, Travis C. Smith
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All Issues
We Have Arrived: The Future of Endarkened Photovoice Honoring Blackness in Space, Place, and Embodiment
Research Teams for Liberation and Worldmaking: Engaging a Black, Queer, Feminist Lens
Toward an Endarkened Photovoice Methodology: On Blackness, Imagery, Imaginaries, and Research
Body-ody-ody: Centering the Case of Serena Moon and Endarkened Photovoice
Foreword: A Necessary Shift to a Photovoice That Centers Blackness
  • Online ISSN 2333-9497
  • Print ISSN 2333-9489
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