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2025
- Making Ends Meet Poverty Simulation (MEM)
- HxBIA Member Event & Research Showcase
- The Winter Workshop Series
- Pacific Meets Atlantic, Research Meets Policy: Session 2
- SFU BREATHE x SFU CERi Train the Trainer Workshop
- Salon Series - A Long Table Dialogue Intersecting Knowledges: Art, Research and Community
- Canada’s Election and the Trump Effect: Prioritizing Climate Change in News Media
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2025
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The Winter Workshop Series
Time: 1:00 - 3:30 PM
Location: 312 Main St (In-person only)
Workshop 1: Methods and Methodology in Community-Engaged Research
Date: Jan 14th, 2025
Location: SFU CERi at 312 Main (in-person only)
Description:
This workshop, led by CERi co-director Dr. Stuart Poyntz (Professor and Associate Director of the School of Communication), explores the principles and practices of community-engaged research (CER) methods, emphasizing collaboration, rigor, equity, and actionable outcomes. Participants will learn to differentiate methods from methodology, select participatory techniques, navigate ethical challenges, and align research with community priorities. Through case studies and dialogue, attendees will better understand how to design inclusive and impactful research projects.
Workshop 2: Decolonization and Reconciliation in Community-Engaged Research
Date: Jan 28th, 2025
Location: SFU CERi at 312 Main (in-person only)
Description:
This workshop, led by Dr. Dorothy Christian (Associate Director, Indigenous Policy & Pedagogy), explores decolonial and reconciliatory practices in community-engaged research, focusing on ethical collaboration, equitable partnerships, and addressing systemic power imbalances.
Workshop 3: Knowledge Mobilization in Community-Engaged Research
Date: Mar 11th, 2025
Location: SFU CERi at 312 Main (in-person only)
Description:
This workshop, led by Dr. Hannah McGregor (Director & Associate Professor, SFU Publishing), focuses on effectively translating research into action by engaging communities in the knowledge mobilization process, through podcasts and other modes of accessible communication. Participants will explore strategies for co-creating knowledge, tailoring dissemination for diverse audiences, and ensuring research has meaningful impact.
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