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Creating a better future for communities through research
Research guided by valuesCCBR has completed over 320 community based research projects since 1982. Each project is guided by our commitment to impacting social change in practical and powerful ways. We intentionally conduct research with people not on people, cultivating respect with communities in every step of the process. By demonstrating value and modeling the change we wish to see, we empower communities to take the first step towards social change. At any one time, we have 15-35 active projects. For more of our projects, see Selected Projects by Theme. Or browse our project database to view our complete present and past project listings. Current projectsEvaluation * OTF Grant Report * Thunder Bay Needs Assessment * Hate Crime Prevention * Lunch & Learn Smoking Cessation Program in Bruce Grey * Immigrant Job Search Curriculum (COSTI) * Peer Youth Violence Prevention Initiative * Independent Facilitation with People with Disabilities * UW D.I.R.E.C.T.I.O.N.S. * Francophone Population of Waterloo-Wellington LHIN * Settlement Interpreter Curriculum * Immigrant Women and Voice Project * First United Church Senior Nutrition * High on Life Challenge * Applied Research * Payday Lending - London * Community Research Ethics Office *
Training * Participatory Action Research Course through Renison University College *
Facilitation and Planning * Socio-drama Topography and the Support of Cross Generation Conversations within Immigrant Communities * Community Mobilization * Advancing Cancer Screening Capacity * Tobacco and Maternal Health * Healthy Lifestyle Ambassador Project *
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Formerly Centre for Research and Education in Human Services (CREHS)
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