This 2014 article uses CAN’s Voices of the Wheatbelt project to demonstrate how photography and photo elicitation can be used to engage people in the construction of meaning about place.

The Voices of the Wheatbelt project had been running for 5 years at the time of writing. The aim of the project was to beginning people together and amplify the individual and collective perspectives that inform local identity. Young First Nations and non-Aboriginal people and adults from Wheatbelt towns were offered opportunities to learn how to tell stories about their lives within their communities via music and photography.