From voiceless to voicing: The communication empowerment of sex-trafficking survivors by using participatory video
Ju, Bei, Poveda, Sammia and Thinyane, Hannah, (2022). From voiceless to voicing: The communication empowerment of sex-trafficking survivors by using participatory video. Asian Journal of Social Science, 50(1), 62-69
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Sub-type Journal article Author Ju, Bei
Poveda, Sammia
Thinyane, HannahTitle From voiceless to voicing: The communication empowerment of sex-trafficking survivors by using participatory video Appearing in Asian Journal of Social Science Volume 50 Issue No. 1 Publication Date 2022-03 Place of Publication Singapore Publisher Elsevier B.V. Start page 62 End page 69 Language eng Abstract This paper examined the impacts of participatory video used in digital training on the empowerment of sex-trafficking survivors in the Philippines. For survivors of online sexual exploitation involved in this study, technology played a critical role in their abuse, making it necessary to understand how technology-supported communication can also play in their recovery and personal development. Drawing upon the thematic analysis of data collected from debriefing, interviews, and participants-generated videos, the findings have shown that the participatory video as a tool to support communication, as a mirror for reflexivity and voicing, and as a mediated space to connect and gain support, affords a communicative platform for survivors to participate, to interact, and to take control of the technology. We argue that the use of Information and Communication Technology for empowerment is subject to the personalized needs, autonomy and participation of the users . Keyword Participatory Approaches
Communication
sex workersCopyright Holder Department of Sociology, National University of Singapore Copyright Year 2022 Copyright type All rights reserved DOI 10.1016/j.ajss.2021.09.012 -
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