Objectives
Practitioners in the Share stream have identified that their goals are to:
- Share their work with others including lessons learned and best practices
- Stay connected to the social R&D sector to know what is going on in this space
- Build connections with other practitioners that they may end up collaborating with
- Support the work of others through a Peer Input methodology
- Connect on challenging topics that need to be addressed by the field
Target
This stream of the CoP is being designed to serve a range of levels of practitioners who are eager to learn from and with one another.
Format
Practitioners in this stream will be engaged on an as-need basis to form Working Groups around specific projects. These working groups would support the development of tangible outputs and events to advance the social R&D field.
Examples of projects include:
- Providing input in the design of the social R&D practice gatherings and roundtables
- Developing and providing feedback on knowledge products to serve the field
- Addressing funding or policy issues that are holding back the field
- Contributing towards codifying and defining social R&D to include a diversity of methodologies and practices
News and Announcements
Check-In With Our National Gathering Design Team
Before we dive into our National Social R&D Gathering at the end of the month, we wanted to check-in with a few members of the…
Join Us at the 2021 National Social R&D Gathering
Join us at our second annual gathering to connect the Canadian Social R&D field March 30 and 31, 2021!
Introducing: The Neighbours Project
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