Dear CANCHID colleagues,

The Toronto Community Based Research Network is excited to provide another 
opportunity for those interested in CBR to network and engage in collective 
learning.

Join us to hear:

*	Erika Khandor speak about the methodology used for the Street Health 
Report 2007 (focused on health status of homeless adults in downtown Toronto), 
which included a peer researcher model, involved community partnerships and 
consultation, and used the arts as a tool for dissemination and advocacy

*	View the 8-minute film, produced by the NFB, entitled "Street Health 
Stories", which presents the personal stories and photographs of some of the 
survey participants

*	Hear an update from the Steering Committee of the Toronto Community 
Based Research Network of what has happened and been achieved since our least 
collective learning opportunity.

Mark your calendars and be sure to join us on November 16!

Date:                November 16th, 2007
Time:               9:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.
Agenda:             9:00  - 9:30  opportunity to network and enjoy a coffee and 
muffin; 9:30  presentations begin

Location:         YMCA - 42 Charles Street East
RSVP:              Tekla Hendrickson, OWHN
Or for more info   [log in to unmask], 416-408-4840

Registration is on a first come basis (there is a limit of 60 people).

Hosted by the Toronto Community Based Research Network Steering Committee
(Access Alliance - Multicultural Community Health Centre, Community-Campus 
Partnerships for Health, Ontario Women's Health Network, Planned Parenthood of 
Toronto, St. Joseph's Health Centre and Wellesley Institute)

Learn more about the Toronto CBR Network and sign up for email alerts at:
http://torontocbr.ning.com/

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Celebrating a Decade of Transforming Communities & Higher Education, 1997-2007
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