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British Ecological Society, Government of Canada, Tri-agency funding organizations, United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization, and University of Saskatchewan
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community-engaged research that improves scientific research, community-engaged research that supports community needs, connections between science and society, creating opportunities for community collaborators, federal strategic plan to support Indigenous research and training, funding restrictions that limit benefits to community partners, insufficient funding to develop relationships with community partners, principles to help guide and enhance community-engaged research, problems with funding grant application processes, the changing nature of research and how to conduct it, transdisciplinary research with local people, Indigenous groups and communities, and UNESCO chair in biocultural diversity, sustainability, reconciliation and renewal
University of Saskatchewan researchers pioneer principles for community-engaged research
Mark LoweyOctober 25, 2023
An international research group including two University of Saskatchewan researchers has developed a set of foundational principles to help guide and enhance community-engaged research.
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