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CBRCanada Awards
Community-based research has great potential to contribute toward transformative societal impact that benefit and uplift marginalized communities across Canada and the world. This important work, however, often goes under recognized. CBRCanada annually recognizes excellence in community-based research through a national award program. The 2024 CBRCanada Award call for nominations are now closed. Stay tuned for an announcement of the award recipients and a celebration of all nominees this Spring 2024.
1. 2024 Award for Excellence in Community-Campus Research Partnership
(Submissions due April 3rd, 2024 at 12 midnight ET)
The Award for Excellence in Community-Campus Research Partnership honours the contributions of a community-campus research partnership that has demonstrated excellence in community-based research process, rigour and impact. Up to two nominations per institution/organization (for large academic institutions a maximum of three)
2. 2024 Award for Emerging Community-Based Researcher
(Submissions due April 3rd, 2024 at 12 midnight ET)
Award for Emerging Community-Based Researcher recognizes and celebrates an individual who embodies community-based research values in their work. The award is open to community researchers, PhD students (or recent graduates), Post-Doctoral fellows, and early career researchers. Up to two nominations per institution/organization (for large academic institutions a maximum of three)
Past Award Galas and Nominees
CBRCanada recognizes and celebrates those who have displayed excellence in community-based research. Three Awards Gala events have been held so far, since 2021. See the previous programs, award winners, and nominees below.
Award Nominees Map (2021-2023)
2023
Awards Gala at C2UExpo 2023
The 2023 Awards Gala was held in person at Fort William Historical Park in Thunder Bay, Ontario. Explore pictures from the event, and learn more about the 2023 award recipients and honourary mentions below.
2023 Excellence in Community-Campus Research Partnership
First Nations and Métis Math Voices Research Partnership
Research Partnership Video
Emerging Community-Based Researcher
Dr. Krystal Kehoe MacLeod
