CUEXPO 2020
C2UExpo Movement
C2UExpo (Community-Campus-Exposition) is CBRCanada's international conference providing leadership and space for both academics and communities to showcase community-campus partnerships that address local and global societal problems. The C2UExpo conference is run bi-annually by a new local host, with backbone support from CBRCanada.
C2UExpo is more than a conference. It's a national movement bridging community and campus together.
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C2UExpo 2025 'Partners in Place'
We are thrilled to announce that MacEwan University, with over 30 community partners, has been selected by CBRCanada to host C2UExpo 2025, in Edmonton, Alberta from May 12 to 15, 2025.
C2UExpo: A 20-year journey
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Reference: Ochocka, J. and Shaffiq Dar, S. (2023, June 5-8). C2UExpo: a 20-year journey. [Poster presentation]. C2UExpo 2023, Thunder Bay, ON, Canada.
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Past C2UExpos
Theme: Connected Communities. Collective Change
Hosted by: Lakehead University
Conference Organizers: Anne Klymenko and Dr. Andrew Dean
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Theme: Culture, Place, and Resilience
Hosted by: NORDIK Institute, Algoma University and Shingwauk Kinoomaage Gamig, located in Baawating, otherwise known as Sault Ste. Marie, in Northern Ontario.
CANCELLED due to the COVID19 pandemic
Theme: For the Common Good
Hosted by: Simon Fraser University
Conference Organizers: Stephen Dooley, Executive Director and Dr. Michelle Nielson
Theme: Citizen Solutions, Better World
Hosted by: Carleton University and several community partners
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Conference Organizer: Dr. Ted Jackson
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Theme: Engaging Shared Worlds
Hosted by: City of Corner Brook, Grenfell Campus Memorial University of Newfoundland, and the provincial office of Public Engagement
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Conference Organizers: Dr. Ken Carter and Dr. Bruce Gilbert
Theme: Bringing Global Perspectives to Local Action
Hosted by: Communities of Waterloo Region and the Centre for Community Based Research
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Conference Organizers: Dr. Joanna Ochocka and Dr. Rich Janzen
Theme: Connecting for Change
Hosted by: Office for Community Based Research at the University of Victoria and the United Way of Greater Victoria
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Conference Organizers: Dr. Budd Hall with the Office of Community-Based Research
Theme: Leaders in Urban Change
Hosted by: University of Winnipeg and Winnipeg Inter City Research Alliance
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Conference Organizer: Dr. Tom Carter
Theme: Partnerships, Policy and Progress
Hosted by: The University of Saskatchewan
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Conference Organizer: Dr. Jim Randall