Listening, Witnessing, and Creative Repair: Towards Justice-Oriented Approaches to Valuing Lived Experience Expertise and Trauma-Informed Co-creative Practice
May 3rd, 2026
Sydney, Australia
Poppy de Souza, Rebecca J. Moran
In this chapter, authors discuss two creative projects that work with or from lived experience expertise to critically reflect on the process of making, valuing, and ‘evaluating’. Focusing on lived experience work raises questions of how ‘invisible’ outcomes are recognized and valued, and how
quiet forms of community connection might be prioritized.
quiet forms of community connection might be prioritized.
Artful Evaluation for Creative Health and Wellbeing
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-032-17063-7_6
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