Audio or video recordings of CQ’s At the Centre Speaker Series are available for most seminars since the Centre’s launch in 2009. Below is a list of seminars*, beginning with the most recent academic year. For a full list of seminars, including those without associated video, please visit the full Speaker Archive.
* Note: For details about each talk, including speaker names and abstracts, click “Watch on YouTube” and refer to the video descriptions.
Format for citing videos: Author, A. A. [Centre for Critical Qualitative Health Research]. (year, month, day of talk). Title of video [Video file]. Retrieved from http://xxxxx
Arts and Visual Approaches
Sketching life: Understanding health care access for young mothers using relational visual art
An 'aesthetic of relationality' as an approach to performance-research
Perspectives from new arts-based scholars on methodological innovation
Body-map storytelling as research: Documenting physical, emotional and social health as a journey
Critical dramaturgy: Psychoeducational support group for children of parents with mental illnesses
Arts-based approaches to knowledge translation in health research: Exploring theater and dance
Other ways of knowing: how does photovoice work?
Can we stop calling it ‘cute?’: Theorizing drawing as method in critical qualitative health research
Ethnographies
From Hawthorne effect to participatory reactivity in observational research
Teaching, doing, and writing institutional ethnographies
Choreographic notes and observations of children with diverse abilities and their movement at school
Articulating text-based work processes in an institutional ethnography of mouth care in the ICU
Ethnography of data politics: Rethinking risk, value, and justice in HIV prevention science
Impact
Presenting qualitative research findings effectively: Necessity not normative novelty
Methodological conventions in transition: Shifting the balance between theorizing and application
Issues in Professional Development
Developing hire and promotion strategies for qualitative health researchers
Publishing critical qualitative health research: The good, the bad, the ugly
Practices and debates surrounding open access and the preservation of qualitative data
Can qualitative social science make it in the health research field?
Method(ology)
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Focus Groups or discussion groups: Experience of participants and researchers
Discourse analysis: Tracing the emergence of discourse and its materiality
Linking critical discourse analysis and narrative inquiry
Ethical-methodological approaches in a study with persons with intellectual disabilities
Critical Indigenous qualitative research: What is it and what are its methodological implications?
Exploring how to work with plants as research participants in critical qualitative research
Women's Talk: A Critical Bricolage
Implementing Emancipatory Research Approaches: Anti-Colonial Strategies For EDI and Anti-Oppression
Still Arriving?! Decentering the “Post” in (Post)Qualitative Inquiry
Critical Qualitative Multiple-Case Study: A Methodological Mouthful
Utopias of writing qualitatively by a Mexican researcher
Like a “finger pointing at the moon”: Theory and feminist, interpretive, and anti-colonial research
Doing new materialist research: from ontology to methodology
The emojional calendar: Easing the burden of data overwhelm through methodological innovation
“Crip Magic”: Methodology, Mentorship, and Maddening the Academia
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Mixed Methods
Critical mixed methods research: Learning from experience
Mixed-up methods
Reflexivity in the Research Process
Erasures and denials within the qualitative research trajectory
Reflexivity and the “acting subject”: Conceptualizing the unit of analysis in qualitative inquiry
Doing research reflexively: The case of disability research
Theoretical and Conceptual Challenges
Theoretical, ethical and practical matters in secondary analysis of qualitative data
Dis/Articulating 'voice' and the value of unpacking concepts in qualitative inquiry
Theory in, theory out? Reflections on theory building in a palliative care project
Rethinking risk in critical qualitative research: Ethical implications
Politicizing women's personal narratives of HPV vaccine decision making using critical methodology
