FloridA extension disaster Education network (FL EDEN)
IMAGES OF RECOVERY
The Images of Recovery Project seeks photographers of all skill levels to contribute up to three photos depicting the recovery process in agricultural communities affected by recent hurricanes, aiming to identify needs and barriers and facilitate long-term recovery through Extension resources, with submitted photos showcased post-project via QR codes.
Upload your photos and take the survey by clicking the button below.
Recruitment
The following tools are available for use to help recruit participants for the Images of Recovery project. For any questions on how to use these materials, please contact Angela Lindsay or Annabel Henson.
Tips for Taking Photos
Check out our Images for Recovery tips for taking photos! When taking photos of recovery refer back to our guide to ensure you get the clearest photo possible. Participants are encouraged to submit previously taken photos in addition to ones taken for this project.
Person(s) conducting the research: PIE Center • Dr. Angela Lindsey, associate professor, Department of Family, Youth, and Community Sciences, ablindsey@ufl.edu, (352) 273-3552• Anissa Mattox, research coordinator, PIE Center, azagonel@ufl.edu, (352) 273-3552 • Sandra Anderson, research coordinator, PIE Center, sanderson11@ufl.edu, (352) 294-2778
Florida EDEN is a part of the Extension Disaster Education Network, a collaborative multi-state effort by Cooperative Extension Services across the country to reduce the impact of disasters through research-based education. All resources are available below.
