Resources

MacKinnon, S. (Ed.). (2018).  Practising community-based participatory research : stories of engagement, empowerment, and mobilization ....

Sdvizhkov , H., Zanen, K. V., Aravamudan, N., & Aurbach, E. L. (2022). A Framework to Understand and Address Barriers to...

Centre for Policy Innovation and Public Engagement (2019). The Emergence of Policy Innovation Labs in Canada: Cataloging Government-Led...

Wilson, S. (2009). Research as Ceremony: Indigenous Research Methods. Winnipeg: Fernwood Publishing Indigenous researchers are knowledge...

Obegu, P., Armstrong, J. & Bartram, M. Centering equity and lived experience: implementing a community-based research grant on cannabis...

Hains, Shaun L. Ph.D. (2013) "Defining of a Peace Process within Indigenous Research, Indigenous Ethics and the Implications in...

Wiebe, Sarah Marie (2019). “Sensing Policy: Engaging Affected Communities at the Intersections of Environmental Justice and Decolonial...

Native Women's Association of Canada (2022). Native Women’s Association of Canada Research Toolkit This toolkit offers guiding...

Qualitative Health Research is calling for papers for a Special Issue focused on Culturally Responsive Qualitative Research. Due July 1, 2024. Learn more> #MemberNews

Intersectionalities: A Global Journal of Social Work Analysis, Research, Polity and Practice: is calling for papers throughout the year for its annual rolling issue related to critical historical and current issues in social work, polity and social policy, social work education, social activism and progressive practice. Learn more> #MemberNews

The Environmental Justice Journal is calling for papers for their Special Issue: Centering Justice in Partnerships with Environmental and Climate Justice Centers in Higher Education: Implications of Historic Federal Funding for Environmental and Climate Justice. Due August 31, 2024. Learn more> #MemberNews

The Canadian Journal of Public Health is calling for papers in two areas: 1) the Public Health Response to the Overdose Crisis in Canada Due August 1, 2024 Learn more> and 2) HIV and related health inequities affecting Black communities in Canada: Towards transformative understanding and action Due May 15, 2024 Learn more> #MemberNews

The Engaged Scholar Journal is calling for papers for a special issue on the Future of Engaged Scholarship (Volume 11, Issue 1, Spring 2025). As the journal approaches its' tenth anniversary, they are hosting a special issue to critically reflect on the future of engaged scholarship, considering how far (or not) the journal and the broader body of engaged scholarship have come. As a community, let’s capture and explore the victories or societal changes we have celebrated or a

The University of Alberta is seeking a Community Research Coordinator - Maskwacîs to support the Indigenous Children’s Health Program (ICHP). Learn more> #MemberNews

The Toronto Metropolitan University Faculty of Community Services is seeking a Research Associate to support the CERC in Health Equity and Community Wellbeing program. Learn more> #MemberNews

2SLGBTQI+ Projects Fund 2024   2SLGBTQI+ Projects Fund 2024 call for Proposals Women and Gender Equality Canada invites Canadian not-for-profit organizations that are legally constituted to apply for funding. They must work primarily or entirely with 2SLGBTQI+ communities. The objective of this call for proposals is to advance the equality of 2SLGBTQI+ people. Community-informed projects will address needs and barriers to equality. Apply by April 10. Learn more> #MemberNews

The Telus Indigenous Communities Fund offers grants up to $50,000 for Indigenous-led social, health and community programs. Together, we can make the future friendly by supporting Indigenous leaders and community groups who know their communities best. Telus provides flexible grants to Indigenous organizations, not-for-profits and community groups. Applications are reviewed twice a year. Due March 29, 2024 (for current round) Learn more> #MemberNews

The research project, "A community-based participatory research study with Ecuadorian women about childbirth experiences during emergencies", was recently awarded a grant from Gender and Public Health Emergencies. The grant will be awarded to Asociación Vivir- Ecuador for a three month project, which employs an anti-oppressive methodology that merges CBPR with critical pedagogy. The research targets young mothers in Ecuador who experienced childbirth during emergencies, such

November’s Community of Practice explored the topic of participatory methods in community-based research, with guest speaker María...

October’s Community of Practice explored the topic of Unruly Research, with guest speaker Sophia Ilyniak, PhD Candidate at York...