Intergenerational Photovoice Perspectives of Place and Health in Public Housing: Participatory Coding, Theming, and Mapping in/of the "Structure Struggle"
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Health & Place
Document Type
Citation
Publication Date
11-1-2019
Abstract
This paper details an intergenerational photovoice project exploring spatial and perceptual differences of “place” and health among adult and youth public housing residents in a small urban rustbelt city in the Midwestern United States. It specifically highlights the value of fully participatory photovoice processes—participatory narrative-coding and digital web-based photo-mapping—in furthering conceptual and analytical understanding of “place” and health. Results indicate the critical import of accounting for non-residential locations (i.e. activity spaces), and the significance of engaging the generationally- and spatially-specific social and physical landscapes of residents’ lived “place” to improve health opportunities within place-based strategies involving public housing.
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DOI
10.1016/j.healthplace.2019.102229
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https://archives.pdx.edu/ds/psu/32402
Citation Details
Petteway, R. J. (2019). Intergenerational photovoice perspectives of place and health in public housing: participatory coding, theming, and mapping in/of the "Structure Struggle". Health & place, 60, 102229.