Resources
Other places at the University that provide programs or services to the nonprofit sector.
- Campion College's Engaged Learning Program
- Enactus
- Adult Education, Community Engagement & Human Resource Development Unit, Faculty of Education
- Johnson Shoyama Master’s Certificate in Non-Profit Management
- Luther College’s Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Studies Network
- Regina Public Interest Research Group (RPIRG)
- JSGS Policy Shop
- What is Community-Based Research
- Beginners Guide to Community Based Research
- Partner Guide to Research Involvement
- Knowledge Mobilization Infographic
- Knowledge Mobilization Framework
Summer Institute 2018 on Community Based Research
Day 1
Opening with knowledge keeper Brenda Dubois
Introductory Panel: What is Community-Based Research
Cindy Hanson
- Community Based Research Approaches and Practices (Cindy Hanson) video presentation
- Cindy Hanson presentation notes
Patricia Elliott, Bruce Anderson and Robyn Edwards-Bentz
Leah Levac
Jo-Anne Lee
Evening Lecture by Jim Silver
Day 2
Wanda Wuttunee
- Research with Indigenous Communities: Lessons from the Poverty Action Research Project
- Wanda Wuttunee presentation notes
Yvonne Hanson and Rachel Engler-Stringer
- The Do's and Don'ts of Community University Collaborations
- Yvonne Hanson and Rachel Engler-Stringer presentation notes
Isobel Findlay and Colleen Christopher-Cote
- Building Reconciliation into Poverty Reduction Efforts
- Isobel Findlay and Colleen Christopherson-Cote
Cindy Hanson
Day 3
- Moderated Panel Discussion (Leaah Levac, Tracy Sanden, Colleen Christophersson-Cote and Heather Fox Griffiths)
- Where do we go from here? Lessons from Winnipeg, Saskatoon, Guelph and Regina
- Shauna MacKinnons: Lesson from the University of Winnipeg
- Isobel Findlay: Lessons from the University of Saskatchewan
- Leah Levac: Lessons from the University of Guelph
- Patricia Elliott and Lynn Gidluck: The University of Regina, Where do we go from here?
- Jim Silver: Parting Words of Encouragement
Community-Based Research Showcase Resources:
2015 | Click to access to a diversity of presentations on community-based research methodologies, projects, and theory from the 2015 community-based research showcase.
2014 | Click to access complete session summaries and presentations from the 2014 community-based research showcase.
2013 | Click to access a film list from the 2013 community-based film showcase, with links for online viewing.
Additional Resources:
Research Dissemination Toolkit | Make your research useful those who need it most. This toolkit guides you in making a dissemination plan to ensure that your research is accessible and understood.
Regina Survival Guide and Map|Where can Reginans go when they really need help? This guide was created in 2007 and last updated in June, 2015, to provide answers to this question. It is a direct result of interviews with people who were experiencing homelessness and/or using various community services in Regina. It has been updated four times and over 12,000 copies have been distributed over the last six years. It may be freely copied, uploaded, downloaded, or printed as needed.
The researcher Marc Spooner will try to update the information each year as part of his regular research and service to the university and larger community. Feel free to send comments/requests to marc.spooner@uregina.ca.
Creative Collaborations Symposium Summary| Held from May 3 to 4, 2011, this collaborative symposium was organized by the Community Research Unit, Common Weal Community Arts, Multicultural Council of Saskatchewan, Museum Association of Saskatchewan and Wanuskewin Heritage Park. Thirty-one organizations from Saskatchewan and Alberta came together to learn and share innovative approaches to engagement and collaboration.
Making the Links Symposium Summary |In October 2009, this symposium gathered community groups and U of R faculty to share their research needs and ideas in order to work collaboratively.