The purpose of this webinar was to share the experience of co-constructing a tool to promote participation in research among people who are often excluded from traditional research designs. Through a partnership between public health and visual and aural anthropology researchers and community partners working in literacy, the group built an online tool consisting of different modules. These modules contain a range of information to help both researchers and community partners develop and participate in research involving individuals who are generally underrepresented in research and are affected by social inequality, poverty, social exclusion and low literacy.
Learn about the co-construction process and the different areas of expertise available through the ENGAGE project. The speakers present the website and have discussions with people who are interested in the project and who have work, experiences or expertise to share on the website (www.engageplus.org/en).
Social transformation for equity in research
The Unité de soutien SSA Québec collaborated with the ENGAGE team. Learn more