CBPR Skills-Building Workshops
In 2006 NWHF partnered with Community-Campus Partnerships for Health to offer CBPR skills-building workshops in four Oregon cities: Portland, Corvallis, Medford, and LaGrande.
"For community-based organizations serving a diverse client population, the CBPR model of research practice creates a true partnership of equals between participants and researchers. A partnership where participants are treated as respected teachers rather than faceless subjects ... As a participant at the Skill Building Workshop in CBPR in Corvallis on August 15th, I found the sharing of strategies and real life examples by fellow attendees to be as valuable as the formal presentations. Conference participants were given the opportunity to be both learners and teachers - an experiential mirror of the CBPR model."
— Steve Gilbert, Native American Rehabilitation Association of the Northwest
Program
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CBPR Resources & Materials
- General Resources
- Building and Sustaining Partnerships
- Fundraising Strategies and Tips
- Participatory Evaluation Methods
BUILDING AND SUSTAINING PARTNERSHIPS
Introduction to CBPR
Selecting partners, setting priorities
Tools for sustaining partnerships
Poder Es Salud (AJPH article, April 2004)
Local example: Medford
Local case study: Cove
Local case study: Oregon
Local case study: Corvallis
Local case study: Portland
FUNDRAISING STRATEGIES AND TIPS
Tips & strategies for CBPR proposals
