"PhotoVoice adapts Freirian principles of “praxis” (Freire, Citation1993) to reframe community concerns as fundamentally problems of social structure and invites participants to take an active role in addressing these problems through targeted social and policy analysis. The method has been used in a variety of ways in health-related research and practice (Graham et al., Citation2013; Harley, Citation2015; Mmari et al., Citation2014; Padilla et al., Citation2019; C. Wang & Burris, Citation1997). For this project, PhotoVoice was considered as a potential method by the project PIs due to the history of community activism in Comerío; the preexisting interest of the staff and volunteers at Casa Juana Colón in arts-based and creative initiatives; and because the women leaders who participated in the project requested strategies to amplify their voices and develop policy solutions from the ground-up, in the spirit of their founder. Given these contextual conditions, the investigative team offered PhotoVoice training and workshops to 12 women leaders. Upon their acceptance, we conducted PhotoVoice workshops between May and August 2022, and ongoing collaboration on resulting exhibitions extending until the time of this writing." (Padilla et al., 2024)