Digital Inclusion – Are remote communities benefiting?
In this post I summarize a presentation given at the 2019 EUROSEAS conference in Berlin on a topic I have been interested in a while as a result of my […]
Category Archives: Research Methods
Plastics in the river
Throughout my research in rural communities the issue of waste kept on emerging, either through small fires with pungent smoke that burned in the village or through the visible evidence […]
Visualising research: Maps
Research is supported by an increasingly sophisticated array of visual methods. From interactive maps to infographics, there are many tools researchers, journalists, non-for-profits and other organisations can use to make […]
Digitizing the Photo archive of the Sarawak Museum
My research at the Sarawak Museum, during which I repatriated a collection of photographs to the rural Indigenous communities in Sarawak where they had been taken by museum staff in […]
Research / fieldwork in Long Nawang
In May 2012 a friend invited me on a trip together with members of his Long Moh community and others from Long Makabar to a Kenyah Lepo’ Tau cultural festival […]
Photo Elicitation
Photographs are interesting objects to work with and research. It’s because they can be interpreted in so many way, on the simplest level. It’s also because they evoke so many […]
Christine Horn 