Archives: PSIs

Thursday, March 29, 2018

Making Your Research Accessible to Community Partners

By Erin Martel, Communications RA Did you know that about 75% of academic articles are closed access and require a fee to read them? This paywall is a problem for community-campus engagement researchers because we want to make our research available to everyone, especially our community partners! Knowledge is a resource that should be... More

Wednesday, November 20, 2013

University of Nebraska Launches a Community Engagement Library

The University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) has created the Barbara A. Holland Collection for Service Learning and Community... More

Friday, October 25, 2013

Evaluation Article: Eyes Wide Open: Learning as Strategy Under Conditions of Complexity and Uncertainty

Eyes Wide Open: Learning as Strategy Under Conditions of Complexity and Uncertainty.  An article that explores "three common 'traps' that hinder foundations' capacity to learn and... More

Friday, September 6, 2013

Community Environmental Sustainability Research Assistant Phd Graduate Highlighted on Carleton Website

Earlier this month, Gary Martin was granted his PhD in Geography from Carleton University. Until recently a research assistant with the Community Environmental Sustainability Hub focusing on the SLOE project in Ottawa, Gary worked closely on his thesis with Hub Co-Lead Trish Ballamingie. His intellectual and professional journal was profiled by... More

Wednesday, August 28, 2013

Being Continued: Social Economy Research in Canada

Being Continued: Ted Jackson and Geri Briggs presented a webinar on the relationship of CFICE to Community Economic Development, March 15, 2013. Slides from the webinar are available at the link... More

Wednesday, August 28, 2013

Community Academic Collaborative Hosted by Food Secure Canada

The Community Academic Collaborative is a network of academics and food actors (non-profits, community organizers, farmers and more) who are all working and thinking together about how to improve the collaborative research we do together, so that it serves the interests of our communities and contributes to advancing the food systems we want.... More

Friday, August 2, 2013

New Publication: Knowledge Synthesis, Transfer and Exchange in Agri-Food Public Health: A Handbook for Science-to-Policy Professionals

Published by University of Guelph, "Knowledge Synthesis, Transfer, and Exchange in Agri-Food Public Health's, "main purpose is to assist a broad spectrum of science-to-policy professionals on how to ensure that relevant and credible research is generated and utilized to inform policy and decision-making in times of increasingly scarce resources... More

Thursday, July 25, 2013

Ted Jackson Receives Community Development Society Research Award

Ted Jackson received the 2013 Current Research Award of the Community Development Society at their annual conference in Charleston, S.C., July 21-24. Featuring effective approaches that are creating win/win situations for local communities as a result of reaching beyond their traditional geographic boundaries, Ted received the peer-reviewed award... More

Wednesday, April 3, 2013

How Community-Campus Partnerships Can Help Renew Local Economies

March 23, 2013 Edward Jackson, Principal Investigator for CFICE presented "All the Tools All the Time: How Community Campus Partnerships Can Help Renew Local Economies" to the Annual U-Links Celebration of Research Fleming College, Haliburton  ... More

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