What does community-led research mean to you?
We ask individuals what community-led research means to them. Watch the videos via the links below.
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Community-led research
Connecting community and research
We invite communities to articulate questions they would like investigated and stipulate how research should be conducted in ways that are of most benefit to them and do not inflict harm.
We aim to work with people from local communities and carry out research collectively. Communities can then make claims on outcomes that are of benefit to them.
Our approach reflects a growing recognition of the importance of codesign and service-user involvement in social, health and education policy and programs at the global, national and local level.
We deploy and develop collaborative interdisciplinary research processes to address pressing and complex problems that mark modernity on a scale not previously encountered. Our aim is to transform traditional research through reorienting decision-making about what, how and where knowledge-building occurs.
Home to academics and researchers from the University of Sydney, we welcome researchers in all disciplines from Australia and around the world. We are setting out to provide alternatives to top-down research processes, and to share the work produced through community-led approaches.
Past events
Community-led Research Symposium, 5-7 June 2019
Held over three days at the University of Sydney.
Day 1: Wednesday 5 June, Presentation of papers on Community-Led Research
Day 2: Thursday 6 June, Visits to community organisations, our Symposium Partners, to participate in community-based workshops in the local community
Day 3: Friday 7 June, Follow-up workshops to develop specific project ideas on campus. Including learning from Country Walking Tour of University of Sydney.
Download the program (PDF, 375KB)
Image: © Michael Johnston 2017 for National Centre for Cultural Competence
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Contact us
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Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences The Quadrangle A14, the University of Sydney NSW 2006, AUSTRALIA
