Decolonizing and Engaging in Research by Way of Graphic Recording

Graphic recording is a creative process that involves great intuition, skill and creativity. Are you wondering how you can bring this medium into your partnered research initiative?

In this workshop you will learn about the skills and experience of two graphic recorders, and how what they bring can become a tool for decolonization, creativity and engagement into your research initiatives. Adriana Contreras and Michelle Buchholz will discuss their own approaches, which highlight their unique processes and pathways into this highly strategic and visual work. Go beyond a surface-level understanding of graphic recording and learn how graphic recorders can work from an anti-racist perspective and how you can work with these consultants in a good, community-focused way.