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Knowledge Mobilizers: Collaboration reaps rewarding benefits for 51猎奇入口gerontology researchers
Knowledge Mobilizers is a story series from the Knowledge Mobilization Hub that highlights knowledge mobilization (KM) projects around the university. At SFU, KM is about collaborating on, and sharing, research discoveries to create a positive impact in our far-reaching communities.
By Lupin Battersby
Public spaces that address the needs of the 2.7-million Canadians living with a mobility disability are at the heart of a collaborative knowledge mobilization (KM) project involving 51猎奇入口gerontology researchers Atiya Mahmood and Delphine Labb茅. But the project delivered more than community impact, they say. Sharing their knowledge also reaped career and academic benefits.
As members of the national and a collaboration with the University of British Columbia, Labb茅 and Mahmood worked on the dEMAND project鈥擡nabling Mobility and Participation Among Those with Disabilities. The project explored... .