Visual methods are accepted tools for qualitative research and are increasingly used in a
wide range of disciplines, such as sociology, psychology, geography, and health care. A …

Along with the growth of child participatory research an increased focus on its complexity,
specifically unaddressed power inequities in the research relationship and unreflexive use …

No precise figures are available as to how many children in the UK live with domestic
violence. 1 We do know, however, that there are many and that they are everywhere …

This article discusses the need for authentic social research with children given the fact that
increasingly such research is being relied on to inform social policy which profoundly affects …

Focus groups have become a popular and widely used method in qualitative research
across the diversity of healthcare. Their use however has been applied mainly to research …

This study of children's participation in decisions about their care draws on recent work in
sociology and anthropology, psychology and legal philosophy in order to understand this …

This article explores the significance of actively engaging with students in school about
matters that concern them. The discussion draws upon data from a large-scale mixed …

Every day, thousands of children are helped, supported and in some cases have their lives
saved by these staff.(Lord Laming, Hansard, 12 March 2009: Column 464) One of the most …

The authors review the contribution of qualitative methods to exploring concepts and
experiences of wellbeing among children and adults living in developing countries. They …

Changing views of children and childhood have resulted in an increased focus on the nature
of children's participation in research. Rather than conducting research on children, many …