Friday, May 20, 2022

15:10 - 16:40

Room 156

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When doing participatory research in the field of health promotion (i.e. to develop a health promotion intervention, to propose health promotion changes in a specific community, …), the people of interest are actively involved in the research process. They are seen as real-life experts who have an equal contribution to the research project, next to the researchers. In other words, participatory research is doing research with people, not on people. It is a promising avenue and an increased amount of researchers are applying such approach, but let’s be honest: it brings along many challenges and unexpected turns. Nevertheless, participatory research is learning by doing, and sharing these imperfections (or do we need to say imPARfections) can help strengthening further participatory research

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