Participatory visual research method where participants are given cameras (or use their own) to document their lives, communities, and perspectives on specific topics through photographs. The process typically involves participants taking photos, selecting those that are most meaningful, and then discussing their chosen images with researchers or other participants.

Empower marginalized communities, raise awareness about social issues, advocate for change, and provide rich qualitative data from the participants' viewpoint. The act of taking and discussing photos helps participants analyze and articulate their realities.

Provides vivid and concrete evidence, can capture nuances that words might miss, fosters critical dialogue, and can be powerful tool for advocacy.