To complete this assignment, follow these steps: 1. Choose a theme related to human development in the family, focusing on aspects such as gender, sexuality, race, immigration, or disability within contemporary Canadian culture. Ensure the theme reflects your personal lived experiences and involves critical thinking about social injustice. 2. Take five photographs (or find images online with proper sourcing) that represent your chosen theme. The images should depict spaces or places that are interrelated with your interpretation of oppression and marginalization in your own life or the lives of others. 3. For each photograph or image, write a 500-word summary that includes: a. A description of what is seen in the photograph or image (what is being seen?); b. The story behind the photograph or image (what is happening?); c. The relationship of the photograph or image to your own life or the lives of others; d. An analysis of why things are the way they are and how the image can educate others; 4. Include academic sources in each summary to support your analysis and connect to the principles of human development in the family. 5. Ensure your summaries highlight the intersectionality of your chosen theme and demonstrate your understanding of course concepts, such as decolonization, trauma, and addictions in the family. This will help you explore the deeper meaning of human development in the family and how it relates to your own experiences and the world around you.
