New Publication: Tremblay and Hall, Learning from community-university research partnerships
Tremblay, C and B.L. Hall. (2014). Learning from community-university research partnerships: A Canadian study on community impact and conditions for success. International Journal of Action Research 10(3): 376-404. Abstract: This article reflects the growing interest and significant socio-economic contributions culminating from Community-University Research Partnerships (CURP) across Canada. It is based on a series of in-depth interviews conducted […]
Congratulations to Rosie Simms
Join us in congratulating EDGES member Rosie Simms for her successful completion of the MA program at IRES! Rosie did her Master’s under the supervision of Dr. Leila Harris, working on dynamics of water access and governance for First Nations in British Columbia. Her Masters work formed part of the First Nations and the shifting water governance landscape of British Columbia project, funded […]
Fieldwork Update: Crystal Tremblay in Cape Town, South Africa
Crystal Tremblay and her team have just wrapped up an exciting week-long video production training with 24 youth members of the Iliso Care Society, in Khayelitcha (Site C) Cape Town. The training was part of a Participatory Video project exploring and documenting narratives around issues of water and sanitation, among other themes. They used drawing techniques […]