Community Engaged Research, in its various names and configurations, is at a crucial juncture. There has been a joyful expansion of creative methodologies that adhere to values of community, shared power, and the meaningful participation and leadership by those most impacted by systems of oppression in the co-construction of knowledge. There is also a current risk of core terminology being co-opted and utilized by people and institutions that don’t adhere to long-held values of solidarity and robust action.
This year’s conference emphasizes that community engaged research is essentially about shared meaning making which is at the core of co-creating our society and is critically important to a well-functioning democracy. We acknowledge the breadth and diversity of journeys that lead to community engaged research while always holding onto core values.
Providence, Rhode Island
$350 Conference Registration Fee, inclusive of lunches and Thursday and Saturday Evening Events
Some scholarships will be available and priority given to student and community member participants.
Annenberg Institute is dedicated to understanding the causes and mitigating the consequences of educational inequality in innovative, research-informed and multidimensional ways.
URBAN Connecticut works at the intersection of equity and methodology and use engaged inquiry to address big questions about equity and liberation.
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The URBAN Fellowship is led by a collective of faculty and facilitated by members of the URBAN National Planning Team. The URBAN Fellowship is geared towards graduate students and early career faculty and will create a space for fellows to workshop their projects. This is an interdisciplinary fellowship, and all fields of study are welcomed.