Bristol

The Avon Longitudinal Study of Parents and Children (ALSPAC) also known as ‘Children of the 90’s’ is based in Bristol. This birth cohort was established in 1991 recruiting over 14,000 pregnant women. It is a multi- generational cohort and continues the long legacy of cohort studies in the UK.

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We will be holding an exhibition in October 2026 in Bristol.

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VISITOR FEEDBACK
"An eye opener for us as researchers - Thank you"
VISITOR FEEDBACK
"What a creative way to collect data!"
VISITOR FEEDBACK
"Some of the stories felt very heartfelt. Thank you for this beautiful exhibition."
VISITOR FEEDBACK
"Participating in the Photovoice project was an eye-opener it really made me see things that were actually important in my life. Seeing the installation was a fun way to see similarities and our differences."

This book focuses on the images and narratives of participants from the Avon Longitudinal Study of Parents and Children (ALSPAC).

Across eight themes identified by participants in our workshop this book provides a visual and narrative immersion into their life worlds. It explores how their lives are both shaped by their involvement in the cohort study but also often exceed it, revealing what is important to them and the details that inform their lives.

You can explore more photos arranged by theme across all four cohorts on the Photovoice page.