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e-Learning

E-Learning events are case studies of exemplary community-based research projects in practice curated by CBRCanada into e-Learning series that run over a period of months to a year focused on big themes in the field. Many research projects we highlight come from the outstanding Excellence in Community-Based Research Award nominations we've received the previous year

Upcoming e-Learning Series

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How can community-based research create innovative solutions to the multiple crises we face?

 

In this 10-part e-learning series, Community-Based Research Canada showcases community-based research as a tool for responding to current crises and investigates what value it adds in efforts to innovatively solve issues and advance social development goals.

From September 2024 to June 2025, we follow three sub-themes - Theme 1) Responding to Health, Wellness, and Societal Inequity, Theme 2) Responding to the Climate Emergency, and Theme 3) Responding to the Housing and Affordability Crisis. A panel discussion and networking event will be held after each sub-theme to discuss innovative solutions and bring together researchers across the network engaging in community-based research in that field.

Next Sessions

Theme 1: Responding to Health, Wellness, and Societal Inequity 

  • E-Learning Live Discussion: Community-Based Research Responding to Crises of Health, Wellness, and Health Equity
    E-Learning Live Discussion: Community-Based Research Responding to Crises of Health, Wellness, and Health Equity
    Thu, Jan 09
    Virtual Event
    Jan 09, 2025, 12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m. EST
    Virtual Event
    Jan 09, 2025, 12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m. EST
    Virtual Event
    Join Community-Based Research Canada in a live discuss within our "Responding to Crises: What is the Value of Community-Based Research?" series, highlighting projects that have used community-based research as a tool to respond to and generate innovative solutions for the crises in society.

How to Register
CBRCanada programs, including this e-Learning series, are available to CBRCanada members only. If you are a staff, faculty or student of a CBRCanada member organzation, you are a member. Register for any event online and find your organization on the member dropdown list.

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Individuals whose institution/organization is not a CBRCanada member are welcome to join as an individual member. We value community participation and have a free membership option for registered community mobilizers.

Missed a webinar? All webinars are recordings are posted by the following week here.

Past e-Learning Series

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January to June 2024

Young People in Community-Based Research

The Young People in Community-Based Research e-Learning series highlighted community-based research projects, models, and processes that exemplify participatory engagement of young people in research.

  • January 2024
    "Young People in Community-Based Research": Youth Research Academy: A Model for Engaging Young People in Research" with presenters Katie Horton, Evelyn McGowan, Afina Sunday, Riel Wood, Leia, Ali and Opal (McCreary Centre Society)

  • February 2024
    "Young People in Community-Based Research": Engaging Youth in Applied Research: Hope for the Future of Youth Housing" with presenters Lorraine Closs & Kendra Grant Guanti (Durham College)

  • March 2024
    "'Nothing About Us Without Us': Youth People and The Youth & Innovation Project" with presenters Ilona Dougherty (University of Waterloo), Ellen Tam (Youth Advisory Council), and Ian Korovinsky (Youth Advisory Council)

  • April 2024
    "Centering Youth Voice Through Arts-Based Evaluation of the WiseGuyz Program" with presenters Dr. Deinera Exner-Cortens (University of Calgary) and Stafford Perry (WiseGuyz Facilitator)

  • May 2024​
    "Portaging through Research with an Indigenous Youth Advisory Committee | Portage par la recherche avec un comité aviseur de jeunes Autochtones" with presenters Natasha Blanchet-Cohen (Université Concordia), Véronique Picard (Chaire-réseau jeunesse du Québec), Alicia Ibarra-Lemay (Chaire-réseau jeunesse du Québec), and Carling Sioui (Membre du Comité consultatif jeunesse)

  • June 2024​
    "The YACC Recover Study: A community-led study on quality of life in young adults diagnosed with cancer" with presenters Pam Crotty, Dani Taylor, Carolyn Van, Alyssa Dickey, and Geoff Eaton (Young Adult Cancer Canada​

See webinar recordings from this series here>

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