The course will:

1. Build knowledge and applied skills in identifying and using a range of strategies to mobilize people, and learnings from community-based research or evaluation projects.

2. Support participants to develop practical skills and confidence in co-design – including participatory and creative approaches to knowledge sharing with a wide range of partners, interest-holders and teams.

3. Profile real-world case examples and key factors that influenced successful uptake of findings, with an emphasis on accessibility, research/sector context, community relevance, equity, and meaningful community action.

All instructors seek to uphold CCBR’s mission through the teaching of this course: “We are committed to social justice and to building communities that are responsive and supportive, especially for people with limited access to power and opportunity.”

Delivery Method: Online (Synchronous) on Zoom

Instructors: Sarah Switzer and Dayan De Souza

Course Length: 14 hours

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