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Breaking the Conflict Cycle, Building Peaceful Communities: participatory photography and storytelling with African diasporas in Sydney (Journal of Communication Inquiry, 2018)

November 10, 2018

This article discusses the experience of a participatory photography project that brought together young people from the Congolese, Rwandan, Burundian, and Ugandan communities living in Sydney (Australia), whose lives are still impacted by the legacy of the conflicts that have been ravaging the African Great Region.

This initiative aimed to provide a space to encourage communication between different groups and enable the promotion of peace between communities starting from the youth is analyzed here, and reflections are offered on the use of this method with diaspora groups.

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Filed Under: *CREATIVE ARTS ROUTES, Australia, Burundi, Children, Democratic Republic Of Congo (DRC), Participation, Peace & Social Cohesion, Photography, Research Papers, Rwanda, Social Mobilisation, Uganda Tagged With: Storytelling

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