Digital Storytelling for African American Caregivers
Author Information
Author(s): Keller Abiola, Gubrium Aline, Dixon Saharra, Bell Bethani, Hart Dani, Haglund Kristin
Primary Institution: Marquette University and University of Massachusetts Amherst
Hypothesis
This study explores the experiences of African American women caregivers enrolled in a digital storytelling intervention.
Conclusion
Digital storytelling may be an effective resource for supporting the well-being of African American women caregivers.
Supporting Evidence
- Five caregivers participated in the first cohort, with three completing their stories.
- In the second cohort, five caregivers participated, with four completing their stories.
Takeaway
This study looked at how African American women caregivers shared their stories through videos, which helped them connect and learn new things.
Methodology
Caregivers participated in digital storytelling sessions and were interviewed afterward to gather their experiences.
Limitations
Challenges included resistance to writing their stories and limited access to technology.
Participant Demographics
African American women caregivers.
Digital Object Identifier (DOI)
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