The Community Sector Council of Nova Scotia is happy to host a discussion on community-engaged research.

Leading the discussion will be CLARI (the Change Lab Action Research Initiative). Based at Saint Mary’s University, CLARI is a partnership of seven post-secondary institutions in Nova Scotia. It’s purpose is to promote and support the engagement of CLARI-member faculty/students in community-identified problems. This is done through a number of means, the main one being a grant program that supports the engagement of faculty/students with communities. CLARI uses the term ‘community’ broadly here to include not only geographically defined communities but also non-profit organizations.

This session is open to the public and of likely interest to groups and organizations seeking to address social and economic challenges in their community.

Limited spaces.  Please register early.