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Area of Science:

  • Arts-based research methods
  • Qualitative research methodologies
  • Digital health humanities

Background:

  • COVID-19 lockdowns necessitated adaptation of in-person research methods.
  • Ensuring participant safety and research continuity during public health crises is crucial.
  • Arts-based methods like body mapping offer unique insights into lived experiences.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To describe a novel, remotely facilitated online body mapping workshop.
  • To explore the embodied experiences of stigma and discrimination among diverse populations.
  • To provide practical guidance for conducting online body mapping research.

Main Methods:

  • Facilitated online body mapping workshops via videoconferencing.
  • Recruited 29 participants with disability, mental distress, and/or refugee backgrounds.
  • Utilized body mapping as an arts-based method to represent experiences of stigma.

Main Results:

  • The online format generated rich qualitative data on stigma and discrimination.
  • Participants reported high satisfaction with the remote body mapping process.
  • Identified strengths included increased accessibility and enhanced participant connection.

Conclusions:

  • Online body mapping is a viable and effective method for remote qualitative research.
  • The approach offers increased accessibility and facilitates exploration of sensitive topics.
  • Practical considerations for logistical burden and IT challenges are important for successful implementation.