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Event Reports

CERi鈥檚 event reports capture key insights, discussions, and learnings from our workshops, panels, and community gatherings. These summaries offer a window into the conversations shaping community-engaged research at SFU鈥攈ighlighting emerging ideas, shared challenges, and opportunities for collaboration. They serve as accessible records for anyone looking to revisit or build upon the knowledge generated through our events.

  • January 11, 2024

    January 11, 2024

    This report highlights what scholars and practitioners see as opportunities and barriers to democratic pedagogies in higher education.

  • August 07, 2023

    August 07, 2023

    This report documents a half-day workshop on May 17, 2023 that brought together local organizations/groups, researchers, students, and community members to generate ideas for a ‘climate justice research shop’ - a service model where community organizations can work with students and/or faculty members to develop research projects that address climate-related research needs for free or at a reduced cost .

  • August 01, 2023

    August 01, 2023

    Experience the dynamic CERi-Participedia Summer School on "Radical Democracy" where leading experts, researchers, and graduate students joined forces with community leaders and activists to explore transformative ideas through workshops, discussions, and field trips. With 33 students from diverse social science disciplines and civil society backgrounds, they reimagined and practiced radical democracy for positive change in their communities and beyond, inspired by 29 guest faculty and practitioners, fostering new visions and impactful research.

  • September 13, 2022

    September 13, 2022

    This summary report details the key themes that emerged from the conference, the inspiring work happening across fields and tangible ideas for how to orient ourselves for the work ahead.

  • July 28, 2026

    July 28, 2026

    On May 7, 2026 CERi and Indigenous Studies at 51猎奇入口 hosted more than 80 advocates for affordable Indigenous housing in the city. The dialogue identified some of the many ways communities are creating non-market models like land trusts, multigenerational, and trauma-informed housing. We also heard that despite significant barriers, Indigenous communities are demonstrating resilience and leadership in housing.锘 The report highlights some ideas for action including a focus on funding, land back, governance reform, and culturally grounded supports.锘 We also noted that success in this sphere relies on collaboration, advocacy, policy reform, and long-term investment.锘 Please stay tuned for follow up programming and outreach to continue this important conversation and community connecting.