CBR Canada News

The Fall 2019 CBRC e-News is available now. Read the CBRC e-news for the CBR current happenings in Canada. #CBRCanadaNews

The Community-Based Research Excellence Tool (CBRET) is a reflective assessment tool for those involved in community-based research ( learn more ). CBRET aims to assess the quality and impact of community-based research proposals and projects. The trainers for the workshop are Joanna Ochocka and Rich Janzen, the co-directors of Centre for Community Based Research. Read below to learn more! April 25, 2019 Carleton University hosted a CBRET workshop in Ottawa and the day was

The Community-Based Research Excellence Tool (CBRET) is a reflective assessment tool for those involved in community-based research ( learn more ). CBRET aims to assess the quality and impact of community-based research proposals and projects. May 6, 2019 A Community-Based Research Excellence Tool (CBRET) workshop in British Columbia was sponsored by Vancouver Foundation. It was held in Vancouver at the Work Centre for Dialogue (room donated by Simon Fraser University). The

The Community-Based Research Excellence Tool (CBRET) is a reflective assessment tool for those involved in community-based research ( learn more ). CBRET aims to assess the quality and impact of community-based research proposals and projects. The trainers for the workshop are Joanna Ochocka and Rich Janzen, the co-directors of Centre for Community Based Research. Read below to learn more! June 6, 2019 Researchers, students, and practitioners gathered for a Community-Based R

There are three upcoming Community-Based Research Excellence Tool ( CBRET ) workshops this spring/summer! April 25… Carleton University - to register, click here . May 6….. Vancouver Foundation June 6…. University of Toronto - to register, email: catie.thompson@utoronto.ca To learn more about CBRET , click here . #CBRCanadaNews

CBRC is proud to welcome Crystal Tremblay, Isabelle Kim, and Dave Heidebrecht to the board of directors. They bring with them a wealth of experience. Dave is the Manager for the Office of Community Engagement at McMaster University. Isabelle is a lecturer at the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education (OISE) and the Director at the Centre for Community Partnerships, University of Toronto. Crystal is an Assistant Professor in Department of Geography as well as the Special A

On November 27th in Hamilton, Ontario, researchers, practitioners, and others involved in community-based research gathered for the Community-Based Research Excellence Tool (CBRET) workshop. The event was hosted by McMaster University Center for Continuing Education and the Hamilton Community Foundation. Thanks to the hosts and the 30 people who participated in the workshop! On the evaluation survey taken after the workshop, 78% of workshop participants reported that they we

The CBRC strategic plan (2020-2025) is in the process of developing over the next 4 months and will be released at the C2UExpo in Sault St Marie. The plan will reflect the changing landscape of community-based research and suggest CBRC programs and services for the next 5 years. Your ideas are very welcome to shape this process and the results. This is an exciting time to envision CBRC in the future. There will be opportunities to offer feedback both online and in person at e

NORDIK Institute, Algoma University and Shingwauk Kinoomaage Gamig, are proud to co-host the 8th Community-College-University (C2U) Exposition, a biannual gathering of Community Based Research Canada, from May 12th to 14th, 2020 in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario. C2UExpo 2020: Culture, Place and Resilience , is a Canadian-led international learning exchange designed to address critical local and global issues. This three-day gathering will bring together about 400 scholars, practi