<p>This
report critically evaluates this project’s processes and outputs (the film),
and pays particular attention to the efficacy of the community-based participatory
research (CBPR) approach that informed the project’s methodology. The CBPR
approach was chosen to enhance genuine and meaningful collaboration between
project partners, with a view to creating a film that could overcome some of
the inherent communication barriers that diminishes the effectiveness of mainstream
CFA information for Karen and other newly arrived refugee groups. Accordingly,
this project composes a film that merges expert (CFA) knowledge with that of
the Karen community: experts on their communication preferences and contexts in
which fire safety and prevention issues arise. </p>