The Centre for Community Partnerships (CCP) and the Centre for Research and Innovation Support (CRIS) invite you to attend a roundtable focused on community-engaged learning (CEL) and community engaged research (CER). This roundtable will bring together faculty from across the University of Toronto to discuss anti-oppressive approaches to CER and CEL in the academy. Anti-oppressive approaches to research can include a range of research practices (e.g., anti-racist and decolonizing methodologies, participatory action research, emancipatory research) that broadly share common principles including a commitment to reflective practice, recognizing power and privilege, and co-creating change at local and global levels.
This discussion-oriented roundtable will focus on how faculty researchers and instructors foster and substantively support anti-oppressive approaches to CEL and/or CER in the academy, how they prepare students for this work, and what some of the impacts are for everyone involved. Each panelist will speak for 5-7 minutes on this roundtable topic before opening up the discussion among panelists and attendees.
Moderated by:
Ahmed Allahwala, Associate Professor, Teaching Stream, Department of Human Geography, University of Toronto Scarborough
Panelists:
Negin Dahya, Assistant Professor, Institute of Communication, Culture, Information and Technology, UTM
Ruben Gaztambide-Fernandez, Professor, Department of Curriculum, Teaching and Learning, OISE
Notisha Massaquoi, Assistant Professor, Department of Health and Society, UTSC
Suzanne Stewart, Professor, Social & Behavioural Health Sciences Division, Dalla Lana School of School of Public Health