CUEXPO 2020
C2UExpo Movement
C2UExpo (Community-Campus-Exposition) is CBR Canada's international conference providing leadership and space for both academics and communities to showcase community-campus partnerships that address local and global societal problems.

CBRCanada is looking for a host for C2UExpo 2023! See the request for proposals to host in the PDF below:
Past C2UExpos

Theme: Celebrating Community-Based Research Excellence
Host: Community-Based Research Canada hosted online
Conference Organizers: The Centre for Community-Based Research Secretariat: Joanna Ochocka, Sarah Switzer, and Janna Martin

Theme: Celebrating Community-Based Research Excellence
Host: Community-Based Research Canada hosted online
Conference Organizers: The Centre for Community-Based Research Secretariat: Joanna Ochocka, Julia Coburn, Janna Martin, and Raphael Freston

Theme: Culture, Place, and Resilience
Host: 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 and Michelle Nielson.

Theme: Citizen Solutions, Better World
Hosted by: Carleton University and several community partners

Theme: Engaging Shared Worlds
Hosted by: City of Corner Brook, Grenfell Campus Memorial University of Newfoundland, and the provincial office of Public Engagement
Conference Organizers: Ken Carter and Bruce Gilbert

Theme: Bringing Global Perspectives to Local Action
Hosted by: Communities of Waterloo Region and the Centre for Community Based Research
Conference Organizers: Joanna Ochocka and 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
Conference Organizers: Budd Hall

Theme: Leaders in Urban Change
Hosted by: University of Winnipeg and Winnipeg Inter City Research Alliance

Theme: Partnerships, Policy and Progress
Hosted by: The University of Saskatchewan