BARRIERS TO THE FREE SHARING OF LIVED EXPERIENCE AND KNOWLEDGE INCLUDE:
Traditional consultation settings are not unconducive to the free flow of knowledge and information. Creative, conversational and community-led strategies of research and engagement are needed to gain insight into the personal and subjective experience of diverse individuals (such as lived experiences, opinions and ambitions). This chapter presents the methodology chosen to investigate this field of study. This report collates quantitative and qualitative data, giving insight into participants’ lived experiences, the barriers they face and ambitions they hold. Jukebox want to thank all of our collaborators and contributors for their generosity, openness and trust in sharing their experiences and vision for this work.
- SETTINGS WHERE EXPLANATION OR JUSTIFICATION FOR LIVED EXPERIENCE ARE DEMANDED BY A DOMINANT GROUP THAT LACKS RELEVANT INSIGHT - SETTINGS WHERE DIVERSE INDIVIDUALS REMAIN IN A MINORITY POSITION - BEING ASKED TO SPEAK TO INSTITUTIONS AND ORGANISATIONS WITHOUT EXISTING RELATIONSHIPS OF TRUST - BEING REQUIRED TO ENGAGE WITH FORMAL PROCESSES AND ENVIRONMENTS THAT ARE UNFAMILIAR OR INTIMIDATING
- UNEQUAL BALANCE OF POWER AND INFLUENCE
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