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A Bridge between Communities: Video-Making Using Principles of Community-Based Participatory Research
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Health EducatorsCommunicationVideo-making Using PrinciplesJournalismMedia StudiesHealth Promotion ResearchCommunity BuildingParticipatory ResearchPublic HealthCommunity Health Sciences Community-engaged ResearchCivic EngagementPublic InvolvementCommunity-based Participatory ResearchAction ResearchCommunity EngagementHealth PromotionResearch-practice PartnershipVideo ObservationVideo ArticleCommunity ParticipationParticipatory DesignCommunity DevelopmentPerformance StudiesCommunity-based ResearchInformed ConsentCommunity Practice EducationVirtual CommunityArts
Health educators can play a critical role in bringing together the partners and resources to successfully make videos using principles of community-based participatory research (CBPR). This article is a "how-to" guide for making videos using community-based participatory research principles. The authors describe video-making and CBPR, then outline six steps on how to make a video using principles of CBPR: (a) engaging stakeholders, (b) soliciting funding and informed consent, (c) creation of shared ownership, (d) building cross-cultural collaborations, (e) writing the script together, and (f) pulling it all together: editing and music selection. Still photographs and key themes from the video A Bridge Between Communities are presented as a running case study to illustrate these steps. The article concludes with implications for health promotion research and practice.
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