Planning · before collection

Generate the proposal.

Enter a handful of project facts. Photovoice360 writes a professional proposal from them and from established Photovoice methodology — then you edit it and export it.

Document

Organization or host *

Community or population *

Purpose or need *

Guiding question *

Participants and groups

Timeline

Stakeholders and decision-makers

Intended outputs

Photography rule for this project

Left blank, the proposal describes photography without stating a rule your project has not set.

Review or oversight context

Photovoice360 makes no IRB, legal, or compliance determination.

Required before generating: Organization or host, Community or population, Purpose or need, Guiding question.

Every Photovoice360 proposal follows the platform rule that participant photographs may not show an identifiable face or otherwise identify another person. A project may adopt a stricter rule, including no people at all. Photovoice360 does not invent project statistics, citations, funders, partners, participant counts, outcomes, findings, or institutional approvals.

What you get

A written proposal, not a filled-in form.

Photovoice360 writes the project overview, community and participants, guiding question and objectives, Photovoice approach, ethics and consent approach as you have configured it, timeline, outputs, dissemination and community action, and evaluation approach — in prose, in the sections your facts support.

Then you edit it and export a real Word document or PDF. Nothing here concerns analysis or findings: those belong to the project workspace after participants have contributed.