Un mariage réussi: des partenariats recherche-OSC offrant des solutions pratiques
Dans le cadre de la Collaboration canadienne pour la santé mondiale, les projets («laboratoires») ont travaillé au sein de partenariats interdisciplinaires avec le but de générer des solutions aux pressants défis liés aux données.
L’un des enseignements clés de cette initiative est que ces partenariats intersectionnels sont idéalement placés pour résoudre de nombreux problèmes critiques, mais ne sont pas sans défis. Dans ce dialogue d’une heure, les participantes et participants des laboratoires ont discuté :
Quels sont les principes d’un partenariat équitable?
Comment les OSC et les chercheurs peuvent-ils établir des relations fructueuses et durables?
Comment pouvons-nous pratiquement équilibrer les multiples priorités des partenaires?
Comment travaillons-nous équitablement en tant que chercheurs et collègues OSC, en reconnaissant les structures de pouvoir qui ont traditionnellement sous-évalué l’expertise apportée par chaque partenaire?
Conférenciers:
Colin Beckworth – Technical Advisor Nutrition Surveillance, Nutrition International
Charles Larson – Interim Director, McGill University Global Health Programs | National Coordinator, Canadian Coalition for Global Health Research
Katrina Plamondon – Assistant Professor at the School of Nursing at the University of British Columbia Okanagan | Co-Chair of CCGHR University Advisory Council
Victoria Sauveplane – Project Manager and Research Associate at the University of Toronto
Dan Sellen – Director of the Lawson Centre for Child Nutrition at the University of Toronto. | Professor in the Departments of Anthropology and Nutritional Sciences, and in the Dalla School of Public Health
Vivian Welch – Editor in Chief of the Campbell Collaboration
Sarah Wuehler – Senior Technical Advisor for Nutrition Information Systems at the Nutrition International
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