Resource Centre
Explore a variety of resources to support best practices in community-based research on themes including: research ethics, CBR theory, CBR methods, and CBR movement and member research. Please contact us if you are a member with a community-based research resource (i.e., journal article, book, report, toolkit, case studies, digital media) or would like to share a helpful resource to support best practices in community-based research.
For community-based researchers seeking publishing opportunities, see a compiled list of journals.
cbrcanadanews
25-10-17
CBRCanada is excited to introduce our new Student Intern, Ashini Munasinghe!
Ashini joins us from the University of Waterloo , where she’s pursuing a Health Sciences degree with a Health Research specialization and a Gerontology minor. Her research interests focus on the intersection of neuroscience and orthopedics, particularly in aging populations. She’s passionate about improving healthcare outcomes for older adults, and we're thrilled to have her on board until April. Before joining CBRCanada, Ashini worked as a Research Assistant in the Orthopedic Surgery...
membernews
25-10-03
ICEBREAK Speaker Series
Intercultural Connections and Experiences Building Recognition, Engagement, Awareness and Knowledge (ICEBREAK) invite all to learn about topics from overcoming adversity, to the importance of cultural preservation and empowerment. The first session takes place on Sept. 30th. For more information on dates, times, topics and to register, visit the Rural Development Network website . #MemberNews
membernews
25-10-03
Recent Global Talk
Hosted by the Centre for Global Studies on October 9th showcased the work of Dr. Jutta Gutberlet, highlighting her initiative "Knowledge is Power: Experiences from the Grassroots Academy in Brazil". Want to know more? Contact Community-based Research Laboratory #MemberNews
cbrcanadanews
25-10-17
CBRCanada is thrilled to introduce our new Network Coordinator, Stella Tronciu!
Stella has already proven to be a valuable asset to the CBRCanada team in her first few weeks as she's dove in to managing tasks related to our membership drive, marketing, and communications. She will quickly become a familiar (and friendly!) face to all of our CBRCanada members. Stella brings to CBRCanada expertise in community engagement and project management gained through working with non-profit organizations. She also brings a critical social justice lens developed through her Master...
cbrcanadanews
25-10-17
[No Longer Accepting Applications - Hiring CLOSED] We are Hiring - CBRCanada Network Coordinator
CBRCanada is hiring for a Network Coordinator, who will play an essential role in facilitating operations of CBRCanada national programing and network engagement activities. We are seeking someone with an entrepreneurial spirit who likes to take initiative to work with our small but dynamic team to advance community-based research excellence in Canada. The Network Coordinator would work independently as well as in close collaboration with other CBRCanada secretariat team members to positively...
cbrtheory, researchethics, equityinresearch
25-10-03
Ancient and Indigenous Wisdom Traditions in African and Euro-Asian ContextsTowards More Balanced Curricular Representations and Classroom Practices
Book: Ehaab Abdou, Theodore Zervas (2024). Ancient and Indigenous Wisdom Traditions in African and Euro-Asian Contexts: Towards More...
membernews
25-10-03
Engage: Building capacity to understand and use relevant evidence
OpenEd at the University of Guelph is offering Engage: Building Capacity to understand and use relevant evidence from September 16 to November 24, 2024. This course is part of the Certificate in Knowledge Mobilization but can be taken as a standalone course. The 11-week online course has no prerequisites. #MemberNews
memberresearch, cbrmethods, knowledgemobilization, advocacy
25-10-03
Empowering Vulnerable Communities to Tackle Climate Risks
The University of Waterloo's Inclusive Resilience Project focuses on equity-informed flood risk communication and mapping for vulnerable communities in Canada. Led by Partners for Action (P4A) and funded by Public Safety Canada, including Sharmalene Mendis-Millard. Learn more> #MemberResearch #CBRMethods #KnowledgeMobilization #Advocacy
membernews
25-10-03
Knowledge Democracy in Higher Education - Course
The University of Victoria announced the official launch of the "Knowledge Democracy in Higher Education" learning series. Led by Drs. Budd Hall and Rajesh Tandon, this five-part series explores community-university engagement, community-based participatory research, equitable partnerships, and the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). For further details on program offerings, fees, and registration, please visit the program page #MemberNews
memberresearch, cbrmethods, researchethics, cbrtheory, knowledgemobilization, advocacy
25-10-03
Check out SFU Community-Engaged Research Initiative's latest blog
The Meaningful Involvement of People Living with HIV/AIDS (MIPA) in Big Data Research: The Engaging Project. Co-authored by HIV long-term survivors and field experts. Learn more> #MemberResearch #CBRMethods #ResearchEthics #CBRTheory #KnowledgeMobilization #Advocacy