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SUMMARY: Discussion on community-directed research toward Indigenous health
  behavior change
DESCRIPTION: Join the EDI Dialogue and Learning committee for an inclusive\
 , open dialogue with the goal of supporting researchers in their current or
  planned community-based participatory research.
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 -content/uploads/sites/2/2022/11/EDIDialogueLearning.png" alt="" width="715
 " height="402" class="aligncenter size-full wp-image-34446" /></p><blockquo
 te><p>Interested in incorporating community engagement into your research p
 ractices?</p></blockquote><p>Many of us are interested in incorporating com
 munity engagement into our research practices or in starting projects with 
 community-based participation. But how do we do this meaningfully\, respect
 fully and effectively? This is particularly important if the communities yo
 u wish to engage with are historically excluded or under-represented.</p><p
 >Join the EDI Dialogue and Learning committee for a follow-up discussion on
  Dr. Anna Epperson’s February 3 talk on <a href="https://psych.ubc.ca/event
 s/event/dr-anna-epperson-part-one/">community-directed research toward Indi
 genous health behavior change</a>.</p><p>Expect an inclusive\, open dialogu
 e with the goal of supporting researchers (graduate\, postdoctoral\, staff 
 and faculty) in their current or planned (or just interest in) community-ba
 sed participatory research. There will be cookies and tea served at this in
 -person discussion.</p><p>[gravityform id="71" title="false" description="t
 rue"]</p><hr /><p><em>This is a two part series:</em> The first part is an 
 academic talk hosted by the Health Psychology area on February 3 (<a href="
 https://psych.ubc.ca/events/event/dr-anna-epperson-part-one/">RSVP here</a>
 ) and the second part is this follow-up discussion hosted by the Psychology
  EDI Dialogue and Learning committee. </p>
CATEGORIES:EDI,Featured Homepage,Featured News and Events
LOCATION:Kenny Room 4001
GEO:49.259673;-123.251542
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