Using photovoice as an arts-based method for grieving: LGBTQ + students and the<i>pulse</i>nightclub shooting

Suárez, Mario Itzel; Asadi, Lobat; Scaramuzzo, Peter; Slattery, Patrick; Mandala, Chad R.

doi:10.1080/09518398.2020.1762255

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“…Most of the academic literature considers nightclubs to be a mere context or setting for studies not directly related to business management or marketing. Examples of this are various studies on the use and abuse of alcohol, drugs, and tobacco ( Allen et al, 2020 ; Labhart et al, 2020 ; Palamar and Keyes, 2020 ; Jorgenrud et al, 2021 ), violence, assaults, and security ( Carlini and Sánchez, 2018 ; Sánchez et al, 2019 ; Quigg et al, 2020 ; Fung et al, 2021 ), risky sexual relationships ( Buttram et al, 2018 ; Carlini and Sánchez, 2018 ; Palamar et al, 2018 ), disasters and accidents ( Crestani Calegaro et al, 2019 ; Meyer, 2020 ; Smith et al, 2020 ), such as the Pulse nightclub shooting ( Gavulic and Gonzales, 2021 ; Muller et al, 2021 ; Suárez et al, 2021 ), various health problems ( Ting et al, 2016 ; Welch et al, 2019 ; Dimitrijević et al, 2020 ), highlighting in the last 2 years, the COVID-19 pandemic ( Eneyo et al, 2021 ; Mazierska and Rigg, 2021 ; Muller et al, 2021 ), social analysis ( Carlini and Sánchez, 2018 ; Garcia, 2018 ; Allmark and Stratton, 2019 ; Fengjiang, 2021 ; Moraes and Ferreira, 2021 ), among others.…”

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Music as an Element of Tourism Innovation: Types of Nightlife Premises in Ibiza (Spain)

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The island of Ibiza is a western Mediterranean destination known internationally for its nightlife. The aim of this paper is to make a proposal to classify the different types of premises in the Ibiza nightlife offer. This involves making a first definition that allows to delimit which businesses are parts of the sector. The methodology used is based on the case study and specifically, on the review of the promotional actions and activities carried out, completed with the visit to the premises. The classification has been made based on the offer marketed and not only on the legal forms used, as innovation goes ahead of the existing legal classifications. Although it is a particular application, due to the international importance of Ibiza, it is a good starting point to classify the nightlife offer of many other tourist destinations. The resulting typology divides the sector into two large groups: nightclubs and other premises. While nightclubs have musical parties as their main activity declared, the other premises have accommodation or catering as their main activity, with music being an element of differentiation. Nightclubs are divided into several subgroups, depending on their size and relevance. The other premises are subdivided into Beach Clubs, Hotel Clubs, Party Boats, Lounge Clubs, Disco Pubs, among others.

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Music as an Element of Tourism Innovation: Types of Nightlife Premises in Ibiza (Spain)

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“…International research has shown photovoice to be a novel and affirming way of engaging sexually and gender diverse young people in issues that affect them, such as educational experiences (Allen, 2015; Mackenzie & Talbott, 2018), substance use (Goodyear et al, 2022), and queerphobic violence (Suárez et al, 2021). In South Africa, photo-narrative research has been used to explore how identity axes such as class, race, and location intersect with young people’s experiences of their gender and sexuality (Boonzaier & Mkhize, 2018; Boonzaier & Zway, 2015; Carolissen & Kiguwa, 2018; Cornell & Kessi, 2017; Kessi, 2018; Peters et al, 2022).…”

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Hyper-invisibility and visual scrutiny: reflections from photo-narrative research with transgender young persons

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Boonzaier

2023

South African Journal of Psychology

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In recent years, photo-narrative methods have gained popularity as a feminist decolonial research approach. Located within the broader category of participatory action research, photovoice is committed to the democratisation of the research process. It aims to centre previously excluded knowledges and problematises what is considered ‘legitimate’ ways of knowing within the social sciences. As such, photovoice has been utilised across a wide range of studies that are aligned with a social justice agenda. Arising are questions around the burden of representation that is placed on participants; what it means for stories of marginalisation to be put ‘on display’; and the risk involved in disclosing personal experiences when there is a power differential between storyteller and audience. By highlighting complications encountered when conducting a photo-narrative project with transgender young persons in Cape Town, South Africa, this methodologically reflexive paper contributes to this conversation. We explore the nuances and complexities that arose when using a methodology that relies heavily on visual data, on a community that experiences intense visual scrutiny daily. As a result, the research focused on participants’ narratives of invisibility and hypervisibility as presented in the data, thus bringing a reflexive stance and interrogation to assumptions of the approach often taken for granted.

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A social ecological approach to belonging in LGBTQ+ people

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Sullivan,

Todd

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Nat Rev Psychol

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Using photovoice as an arts-based method for grieving: LGBTQ + students and thepulsenightclub shooting

Cited by 7 publications

References 56 publications

Music as an Element of Tourism Innovation: Types of Nightlife Premises in Ibiza (Spain)

Music as an Element of Tourism Innovation: Types of Nightlife Premises in Ibiza (Spain)

Hyper-invisibility and visual scrutiny: reflections from photo-narrative research with transgender young persons

A social ecological approach to belonging in LGBTQ+ people

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