After successful completion of this course, participants should have

1. Develop a comprehensive understanding of CREO, TriCouncil (TCPS 2), and OCAP policies and principles.

2. Understand the considerations and strategies for ethical reflection and practice throughout the four phases of CBR (e.g. relationship development, ongoing accountability beyond data collection, quality, minimization of harm, maximization of value, knowledge mobilization).

3. Practice collaboratively grappling with ethical issues and troubleshooting dilemmas.

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: Lisa Schincariol McMurtry and Sarah Clairmont (CREO)

Course Length: 14 hours

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