Creating the Future We Want to Be: Transformation through Partnerships

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Apr 29 2009 00:00
May 2 2009 00:00
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Milwaukee, WI USA

Who should Attend

The conference is expected to draw a diverse group of over 500 participants from across the U.S., Canada and other countries, reflecting key stakeholders in community-campus partnerships, including leaders from grassroots, community-based and non-profit organizations, government agencies, philanthropies, professional associations, schools, higher educational institutions and student service organizations.

Conference participants will include both those who are new to community-campus partnerships and looking for the basics to get started, and those who have been involved for many years and are looking for more advanced knowledge, skills and connections. A special invitation is extended to youth, students, junior faculty and community leaders who are just beginning their involvement in service-learning and community-based participatory research.

Conference Goals & Objectives

The conference aims to:

  • Mobilize and inspire community-campus partnerships to address the root causes of health, social and economic inequalities
  • Demonstrate and celebrate the power and potential of community-campus partnerships to transform at all levels
  • Build the capacity of communities and institutions to engage in authentic partnerships
  • Provide an inclusive and dynamic forum to network, share information and build skills
  • Foster peer networks around shared roles, interests and goals
  • Facilitate participants' commitment to specific actions they can take to advance social justice
  • Shape the program and policy agendas of CCPH and co-sponsoring organizations
  • Transform the community-campus partnerships movement by connecting people, partnerships and networks from around the world

 

Conference Sub-Themes

Connference sessions will address one or more of the 8 major sub-themes listed below.

  • Journeys of Transformation
  • Sustaining partnerships and the outcomes they achieve
  • Building capacity
  • Community-campus partnerships as a global movement
  • Innovative and promising partnership practices
  • Community-based participatory research as a tool for social justice
  • Interprofessional, interdisciplinary and/or intersectoral collaborations
  • Youth and student leadership

For more information on the conference please visit: http://depts.washington.edu/ccph/conf09-cfp.html

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