This handbook includes general guidelines for planning and facilitating a participatory visual methods process with consideration for practical and ethical points. Guidelines primarily aimed at practitioners and researchers who are working with this method for the first time, case studies are provided for each method. Chapters 6 to 10 include methods that do not require digital technology e.g. picture card-games, participatory art and body-mapping and chapters 11 to 14 describe more complex methodologies using digital technology e.g digital story-telling, participatory film-making.
There is also a useful page of links to many of the projects cited in the handbook (P58).

Black, G. And Chambers, M., Davies, A., Lewycka, S. (2019). The Practice and Ethics of Participatory Visual Methods for Community Engagement in Public Health and Health Science. Sustainable Livelihoods Foundation.