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DESCRIPTION: “What would it really mean to study the world from the standpo
 int of [adolescent girls] both as knowers and as actors?” asks sociologist
  Anne Oakley (1994\, p. 23) Her question has been an important one for fra
 ming and re-framing research to take account of the perspectives of  girls
  and young women\,  and in so doing provides the foundation for a six year
  study working with Indigenous girls and young women in Canada and South A
 frica who are engaged in discussion\, cellphilm production\, photovoice an
 d various forms of art-making to address sexual violence But alongside pos
 sibilities for deepening an understanding of the issues for researchers an
 d potentially policy makers\, the most important question must surely be r
 elated to what this work might mean to the participants themselves? To dat
 e there are few studies that ask this question even though there is often 
 an implicit sense that participation  and media production is inherently g
 ood\, as we see in work that uses terms such as ‘voice’\, ‘agency’ and ‘em
 powerment’. But is this the case for work in the area of sexual violence? 
 How might we look at  this work in the context of the health and well bein
 g of girls and young women? \n\nFor more information on CRCF's research se
 minars\, please click here.\n
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LOCATION:Wendy Patrick room (room 118)\, Wilson Hall\, CA\, QC\, Montreal\,
  H3A 2A7\, 3506 rue University
SUMMARY:Research Seminar - 'How we see it': Studying the well-being of girl
 s and young women in the context of media making to addressing sexual viol
 ence
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 t-studying-well-being-girls-and-young-women-context-media-making-265661
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