A creative method to explore people’s perspectives using pictures.   PhotoVoice and Photo Elicitation are popular methods in which you use pictures as a tool

The Tangerine-method is a method you will not find in the books. The method was created by SevenSenses Participatory Action Researcher Wilma van der Vlegel

Transect walks and guided tours are excellent ways to get to know the research area as you literally walk through it together with a local.

A problem tree is a metaphorical representation of cause-and-effect relationships. The trunk of the tree represents the problem, the roots of the tree represent the

Interviewing is the most commonly used method to obtain data within most types of research. In ten minutes up to two hours you sit down

Seasonal diagrams are excellent to use when you want to assess phenomena over time. In Participatory Action Research this can be useful to explore e.g.

A village map -also called social map or community map- is a perfect way to get to know the area. You ask people who know

Appreciative Inquiry (AI) is an approach to inquiry based on positive psychology, which aims to shift away from problem-oriented approaches towards a strength based approach:

The Road to Progress method helps groups to determine together with participants what steps (Road) must be taken to achieve a desired situation (Progress), and

Like with interviews, I could write a book about focus groups since there is so much so say about it. Like in my video lecture I

The Plant method is a way of allowing participants in focus groups to build on each other’s ideas in a constructive way. The aim of