What Works, What Doesn't?
Community-Based Research and Strategies for Change
What: Community Research Network Annual Conference
When: June 11-13, 1999
Where: Amherst, Massachusetts
Who: scholars, community activists and organizers, funders, students, experienced practitioners of community-based research, and anyone interested in community-based research
Why:
- Talk through community-based research process and strategize ways to overcome obstacles
- Get ideas to walk away with and implement at home
- Strengthen the Community Research Network
- Build Relationships
Inspiring, inter-active, restorative conference bringing people together to share their experiences with community-based research, and inform a growing movement.
Including a Workshop for those who want to learn about community-based research for the first time with the guidance of experienced practitioners.
Co-Sponsors include: The Loka Institute, Consortium for Sustainable Agriculture Research Education, Science & Environmental Health Network, Project South: Institute for the Elimination of Poverty & Genocide, The Bonner Foundation, Childhood Cancer Research Institute, School for Workers at the University of Wisconsin
Contact the Loka Institute for further information regarding co-sponsorship, registration (space is limited!), workshops. email: Loka@Loka.org.
