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Survivors' Voices, Stories, and Images: Survivor-Led Empowerment Through Ethical Story-Telling and Participatory Photography in Kenya

幸存者的声音、故事和图像：肯尼亚通过道德讲故事和参与式摄影增强幸存者主导的赋权

基本信息

批准号：
AH/V012347/1
负责人：
Helen McCabe
金额：
$ 16.42万
依托单位：
University of Nottingham
依托单位国家：
英国
项目类别：
Research Grant
财政年份：
2021
资助国家：
英国
起止时间：
2021 至无数据
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=AH%2FV012347%2F1
关键词：
Survivors Voices Stories Images Survivor

项目摘要

Researchers from the Rights Lab (University of Nottingham), HAART Kenya and World Reader have been working together for 12 months on a GCRF Network+ project using ethical-storytelling and participatory-photography methods to amplify and empower the voices of survivors of human trafficking in Kenya both within their own country and abroad. We aim to build on the project's success to further our aims of empowering and amplifying the voices of survivors through impactful activity with the Kenyan government, other survivor-researchers, and the general public in Kenya and elsewhere. New ways of doing this have emerged from the aspirations and needs of survivors as expressed in our participant workshops, and from new collaborations with other NGOs. We also seek to build on our new knowledge of how to work remotely with survivors in ethical ways, through innovations we developed during the COVID-19 pandemic; to disseminate this learning more widely among relevant academic and non-academic communities; and to impact on the practice of people working with these techniques and/or with survivors of human trafficking (and other vulnerable groups). In this way, we aim to improve the quality of work being done with survivors, and have a wider impact on the possibilities of participatory research even when affected by exogenous shocks like a global pandemic. We will run further workshops with survivors, following on from the needs they have identified in Kenyan anti-trafficking policy and practice and for their own development as leaders and researchers. We will help them to get their stories and policy proposals in front of Kenyan politicians, and wider Kenyan and international audience. We will support their development as survivor-leaders, and their engagement with other survivors looking to play a similar role in anti-trafficking and anti-slavery research and action. We will also produce a range of dissemination outputs to bring attention to their stories, images, experiences and calls for change in Kenyan and internationally. This has the potential to radically transform the anti-trafficking landscape in Kenya. We will disseminate the arts-outputs created by our survivor-participants more widely in exhibitions in Nairobi, Liverpool, and online, as well as hosting stories produced by survivors in English and Swahili on World Reader's free, global, e-reader platform. We look to increase our impact on public knowledge of human trafficking and the experience of survivors, improving understanding, and thereby tackling the stigma and marginalisation often faced by the women participating in our workshops, and many more survivors around the world.

来自权利实验室（诺丁汉大学）、HAART Kenya和World Reader的研究人员已经在GCRF Network+项目上合作了12个月，使用道德故事和参与性摄影方法，在肯尼亚国内外扩大和增强人口贩运幸存者的声音。我们的目标是在该项目成功的基础上，通过与肯尼亚政府、其他幸存者研究人员以及肯尼亚和其他地方的公众开展有影响力的活动，进一步实现我们的目标，即增强幸存者的力量，扩大他们的声音。从幸存者在我们的参与者讲习班上表达的愿望和需求以及与其他非政府组织的新合作中，已经出现了这样做的新方法。我们还寻求通过我们在COVID-19大流行期间开发的创新，建立我们关于如何以道德方式与幸存者远程合作的新知识;在相关学术和非学术社区中更广泛地传播这一学习;并对使用这些技术和/或与人口贩运幸存者（和其他弱势群体）合作的人的做法产生影响。通过这种方式，我们的目标是提高幸存者工作的质量，并对参与性研究的可能性产生更广泛的影响，即使受到全球流行病等外部冲击的影响。我们将根据幸存者在肯尼亚反贩运政策和实践中确定的需求，并为他们作为领导人和研究人员的自身发展，为他们举办更多的讲习班。我们将帮助他们把他们的故事和政策建议介绍给肯尼亚政治家，以及更广泛的肯尼亚和国际观众。我们将支持他们作为幸存者领导者的发展，以及他们与其他希望在反贩运和反奴隶制研究和行动中发挥类似作用的幸存者的接触。我们还将制作一系列传播产出，以引起人们对他们的故事、形象、经历的关注，并呼吁肯尼亚和国际社会进行变革。这有可能从根本上改变肯尼亚打击贩运人口的格局。我们将在内罗毕、利物浦和网上的展览中更广泛地传播幸存者参与者创作的艺术作品，并在《世界读者》的免费全球电子阅读器平台上以英语和斯瓦希里语发表幸存者创作的故事。我们希望增加我们对公众了解人口贩运和幸存者经历的影响，提高理解，从而解决参与我们研讨会的妇女以及世界各地更多幸存者经常面临的耻辱和边缘化问题。