Arts-based Research Methodologies, Caribbean Women and Resilience, Gender Based Violence, Participatory Action Research
Tracie Rogers is a Lecturer in the Department of Sociology, Psychology, and Social Work, Faculty of Social Sciences, University of the West Indies, Mona Campus, Jamaica. She has coordinated the postgraduate social work programme since September 2020.
Dr Rogers' research areas include the psychosocial experience of women and girls with marginalised identities, stigma faced by people living with mental illness and HIV, trauma-informed and trauma-responsive practice, and epistemic violence in research. She works with participatory research frameworks that include participants in research design, data collection, and data analysis phases. Her teaching is grounded in trauma-informed critical pedagogy and arts-based approaches to exploring curricula as lived experiences. Dr Rogers integrates artmaking, painting, poetry, and storytelling into both research and teaching. Dr. Rogers is the Editor of the Caribbean Journal for Social Work, the English-speaking Caribbean's only peer-reviewed social work journal.
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