Jo Howard & Mariz Tadros 
Using Participatory Methods to Explore Freedom of Religion and Belief [EPUB ebook] 
Whose Reality Counts?

1. Religious Inequalities: The Blind Spot in Participatory Methodologies and Understandings of Freedom of Religion or Belief ~ Jo Howard and Mariz Tadros

Part 1: India

2. Participatory Methods and the Freedom of Religion or Belief ~ Rebecca Shah and Timothy Shah

3. The Personal, the Relational and the Community: Researching With Dalit Christian Women in India During COVID-19 ~ Rebecca Shah With Lata John

4. Faith and Researcher Positionality: Researching With Dalit Muslim Women in India During COVID-19 ~ Rebecca Shah With Laila Khan

Part 2: Nigeria

5. Using Participatory Methodologies in the Context of Fragility ~ Plangsat Bitrus Dayil

6. Applying Participatory Methodologies in Understanding the Impact of the COVID-19 Epidemic on Religious Communities in Nigeria ~ Henry Gyang Mang

7. Working With Survivors of Trauma: Using Participatory Ranking To Explore the Experiences of Izala Women in Northern Nigeria ~ Fatima Suleiman

Part 3: Iraq

8. Facilitating Peer Research for Freedom of Religion or Belief in Iraq ~ Sofya Shahab

9. Participatory Learning and Action (PLA) and Reflective Practices: Training Teachers To Become Effective Promoters of Freedom of Religion or Belief Principles in Education ~ Yusra Mahdi

10. Embracing Emotion and Building Confidence: Using Participatory Methods With Yazidi Women in Iraq ~ Zeri Khairi Gadi

Part 4: Pakistan

11. Lessons Learned Using Participatory Methodologies in Exploring Intersectional Marginalization of Religious and Sectarian Minorities in Pakistan ~ Asad Shoaib and Jaffer Abbas Mirza

12. Using Participatory Research Methodology to Understand Daily Experiences of Religiously Marginalized Communities: A Case Study of Christians in Joseph Colony (Lahore) and Rimsha Colony (Islamabad) and Shi’as in Balti Basti (Karachi) ~ Maryam Kanwer and Jaffer Abbas Mirza

13. Using Participatory Methods With Ahmadis in Exile ~ M.K.

14. Addressing the Intersection of Religious and Other Inequalities Through Participatory Methodologies ~ Mariz Tadros and Jo Howard

Mariz Tadros is Professor of Politics and Development and Research Fellow at the Institute of Development Studies and Director of the Coalition for Religious Equality and Inclusive Development (CREID) programme.