Register Now -Rooted in Practice: Learning from Community-Engaged Facilitators
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For the past three years, the Centre for Community Based Research has participated in the Pedagogies of Community-Engaged Practice (PeCEP) research project. This community-based research project explores and shares knowledge about facilitation practices that support community-engaged work across different sectors. As a group of community-engaged facilitators, the Pedagogies of Community Engagement Collective, we explored a shared question: How do we do our work with care, equity, and accountability?
Our unique partnership brings together community-based non-profit organizations, academic researchers, and independent community-engaged facilitators working in fields such as community arts, HIV and harm reduction, adult education, Indigenous Sovereignty, youth engagement and activism, community organizing, community-based or -engaged research, and more. Organizational partners include the Centre for Community Based Research, Righting Relations Canada, Toronto Arts Foundation’s Neighbourhood Arts Network, Women & HIV/AIDS Initiative, and the Community Engaged Research Institute at Simon Fraser University. This research project and event is funded by The Spencer Foundation.
Join us, the Pedagogies of Community Engagement Collective, meet other community-engaged facilitators committed to equity and social justice, and participate in building a community around facilitation as a practice and a field!
Event: Rooted in Practice: Learning from Community-Engaged Facilitators
Date: Thursday, December 4, 2025
Time: 5:30-7:30 pm EST
Location: Online using Zoom
If you have access needs you would like to share or have difficulty registering, please contact pecep.research@utoronto.ca.
Visit our website : www.communityfacilitation.ca
