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APRIL 9 - 10, 2009


CONFERENCE

COMMUNITY-BASED PARTICIPATORY RESEARCH:
Challenges and Solutions for Researchers and Community Leaders

Sponsored by

JERHRE
and the

Center for Public Policy
University of Houston, Houston, TX

Community-based participatory research (CBPR) is a dynamic partnership between the researcher and the community stakeholders. To be successful, CBPR must be planned and operated as a collaborative, growing, long-term relationship whose specific activities may develop in the course of multi-lateral planning, and are designed to satisfy the needs of all concerned.

Persons with background in community-based participatory research are invited to participate in the planning of this conference. The currently evolving program can be found by clicking on Program on the side bar adjacent to this page.

Contact Joan E. Sieber at joan.sieber@csueastbay.edu
or phone (510) 538 5424.

 

     

 

     
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