This edited collection demonstrates diverse ways qualitative researchers can meaningfully engage with and share community narratives. Innovative, multi-disciplinary methods and tools for data gathering, analysing and sharing narratives are featured. The book inspires researchers, practitioners and students in the arts, humanities, social sciences and cultural studies to embrace community narratives.

Introduction: Research with Impact: A Literature Review of Community-Driven Qualitative Research, Ethics and Representation Part I: Engagement with Marginalised Communities 1. Digital Storytelling with Disabled Youth: Community-Based Narrative Research Meets Digital Culture 2. Telling Our Own Stories of Recovery: The Transformative Power of Indigenous Storytelling 3. Our True Colours: A Storytelling Project by Women from Refugee Backgrounds 4. Animal Narrativity: Showing Lived Experiences in the More-Than-Human World Part II: Creative Representations of Research Data 5. The Listening 'I': Children's Emotional and Affective Representations of Place 6. Ripples and Reflections: Photovoice and Community Narratives of Climate Change 7. Sharing the Visible and Invisible Domains of Lived Experiences with the Ambonwari of Papua New Guinea Part III: Methodologies for Working with Community Narratives and Lived Experience 8. Organic Inquiry: The Empathic Validity of Research in Partnership with Spirit 9. Writing Down Your Sorrow: Exploring the Influence of Story Writing on the Grief Healing Process after Stillbirth Loss 10. Writing 'With' Not 'About': Case Examples in Cooperative Inquiry Part IV: Harnessing New Technologies to Share Research Narratives 11. Transmedia Storytelling and Community Narratives 12. Engaging the Community as Content Creators: Case Study Research in Grassroots Media Production in the Library Sector 13. Place-Based Stories and Digital Tools: Locative Literature and Regional Writing Communities 14. Conclusion: Where to From Here? Theorising Narrative Qualitative Research Practices with Communities