Enabling self-representation of refugee voices in British society through novel interactive documentary storytelling.

博士将调查互动纪录片(i-Doc)如何成为难民表达自己的工具。它将利用以实践为基础的联合创作电影制作，开发一个i-Doc平台，难民可以在这个平台上通过第一手视频分享他们在重新安置期间的声音。虽然现有的关于难民的研究提供了定量数据，但缺乏对他们生活经历的定性了解。这项研究将解决这一知识差距，在难民和公众之间提供一种新的接触形式，有助于理解i-Docs如何在难民融入社会中成为一种有影响力的社会工具。

The PhD will investigate how interactive documentary (i-Doc) can be a tool for refugees to represent themselves. Using practice-based, co-creative filmmaking, it will develop an i-Doc platform where refugees can share their voices through first hand video, during their resettlement experience. While existing research about refugees provides quantitative data, it lacks the qualitative understanding of their lived experiences. The research will address this knowledge gap, offering a new form of engagement between refugees and the public, contributing to the understanding of how i-Docs can be an impactful social tool in refugee integration.