This book introduces and critically explores walking as an innovative method for doing
social research, showing how its sensate and kinaesthetic attributes facilitate connections …

Recent years have seen an increased epistemological and methodological interest within
sociology in participatory research. Seen as one mode by which to upturn the apparent …

The delivery of welfare and professional helping, such as in medicine, nursing and social
work is largely treated as though it is achieved through static and immobile practices …

This paper engages with the long history of work in Mobilities research and makes a
contribution from a different angle, by introducing and discussing creative applications of …

This article discusses the use of an innovative research tool, the visual matrix (VM). The VM
is a tool that uses the visual imagination, expressed both verbally and in drawing, to reveal …

At the beginning of the year 2020, the pandemic caused by COVID-19 reached Europe.
European countries implemented restrictions on movement and public life in order to contain …

Psychosocial interview-based methodologies have been heavily reliant on what has been
long been thought of as a talk-led encounter. Interest in walking as a research method has …

InthispaperIwilldrawonmyownresearchwith… men (Roy et al. 2015; Hughes, Roy, and
Manley 2015) to explore the epistemological, methodological, and relational possibilities …

Walk this way-The impact of mobile interviews on sensitive research with street-based sex
workers: This article draws on a piece of ethnographic research carried out with outreach …

The number of people worldwide who had been forced to flee their home country at the end
of 2019 was 26 million (UNCHR, 2019). Canada has a history of providing a home to those …