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The project team, a group of twenty-six people wearing masks and nametags, pose together indoors, smiling through their masks. They appear connected and supportive, suggesting a workshop or community event. The first row is seated or kneeling and the back row are standing. 

Rooted in Practice: Learning from Community-Engaged Facilitators

Flyer for the Rooted in Practice: Learning from Community-Engaged Facilitators event
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Hosted by: Pedagogies of Community-Engaged Practice (PeCEP)

The Pedagogies of Community-Engaged Practice (PeCEP) is a three-year community-based research project created to explore and share knowledge about facilitation practices that support community-engaged work across different sectors. As a group of community-engaged facilitators, we explored a shared question: How do we do our work with care, equity, and accountability?

Whether you are new to community-engaged facilitation or a seasoned facilitator, join us as we launch our resources by and for community-engaged facilitators! Meet other community-engaged facilitators committed to equity and social justice, and participate in building a community around facilitation as a practice and a field!

If you have access needs you would like to share or have difficulty registering, please contact pecep.research@utoronto.ca

This research is funded by the Spencer Foundation.

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