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We envision communities that are responsive and supportive.
Research done with people not on people helps this vision come to life.
We envision communities that are responsive and supportive.
Equitable research driven by the community makes this vision come to life.
Current and Recent Projects
CCBR does and promotes community-based research. Here is a sample of current and recent projects. To see our 450+ projects since 1982, go to our project database.
Doing Community-Based Research
Promoting Community-Based Research
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Facilitating Publicly-Engaged Scholarship at University of Toronto Scarborough
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Evaluation Capacity-Building to Advance Sustainable Development Goals
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Community-Based Research Canada Secretariat (2017-2022)
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Evaluation Capacity Building for Community-Driven and Culturally Relevant Early Childhood
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CBR Capacity Building for Scarborough Centre for Healthy Communities
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Community-Based Research/Social Research Courses - Renison University College
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Program Evaluation Certificate Course - Wilfrid Laurier University
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Research for Social Action Course - Conrad Grebel University College
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CBR Capacity Building for the Family Child and Health Initiative
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Moving Findings to Action: Capacity Building for the Supporting Peer Work Project
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Diversity Works: Supported Employment Experiences of BIPOC Job Seekers Who Experience Disability
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TRIP! Evaluation: Aligning Diverse Community Needs for Youth Harm Reduction
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Evaluation Support of the Ontario Network of CAPC/CPNP Projects
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Supporting Inclusivity: Increasing Capacity of Partner Community Organizations to Serve Newcomers
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Re-thinking how we support heritage in Waterloo Region
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​Addressing Systemic Racism and Digital Equity Across the Settlement Journey
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Food Bank Canada's After the Bell Program: Evaluation enhancement
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Adapting participatory visual methods to online and hybrid settings with diverse communities
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Developing an Evaluation Framework for Reception House Waterloo Region
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