Congress 2011
June 2011 in
Fredericton, New Brunswick
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Congress 2011 SESRN Presentations
Organized by the
Canadian Federation for the Humanities and Social Sciences,
Congress brings together thousands of scholars, students,
practitioners and policy makers in a different city each
year to share ideas, discuss today’s complex issues and
enrich their research.
The
University of New Brunswick and St. Thomas University will
host the 2011 Congress with the theme Coasts and Continents:
Exploring people and places.
At
Congress, academic associations organize their own
conferences. Our network took part in a number of these:
The Canadian
Association for Studies in Co-operation (CASC) conference;
The Association for Nonprofit and Social Economy
Research (ANSER) conference;
The
Canadian Association of Food Studies (CAFS) Conference.
The event addresses
wide-ranging issues from theatre, literature and education
to history, sociology and international development.
From
May 28-June 4, Congress 2011 was co-hosted by the
University of New Brunswick
and
St. Thomas University
in Fredericton, New Brunswick. The theme was Coasts and
Continents: Exploring peoples and places.
For
more information about Congress 2011,
click here.
Some of
our team presenting at Congress. Photo contributed by:
Leslie Brown
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For more information on
a particular project presented at Congress 2011, click a link below:
|
Conference |
Theme |
Title |
Contact |
Organization |
|
ANSER |
Communication, Community informatics |
Social Economy Space: a hub for social economy
research |
Roger Gillis; Stan Orlov; Victoria Volkanova |
Mount St.Vincent |
|
ANSER |
|
A Crisis or a Challenge? How New Brunswick’s
Nonprofit Sector Meets the Need for Home Care
Services
|
Rose Cole |
Sociology, UNB |
|
ANSER |
Communication: Enterprise Sociale et la Recherche
Parteneriale: Luc Theriault is CHAIR |
Engagement citoyen et bénévolat sur le littoral
acadien |
Omer Chouinard |
Université de Moncton |
|
ANSER |
Communication, Networking and Social Marketing |
Community Radio |
Ivan Emke |
CSC and SWGC/MUN |
|
|
Communication, Networking and Social Marketing |
Online Community Collaborations
|
Darlene Scott |
CSC and SWGC/MUN |
|
|
Communication, Networking and Social Marketing |
More Learning Less Travel: A Study of Webinar
Experiences
|
Josh Smyth |
CSC and SWGC/MUN |
|
ANSER |
|
Empirical Evidence On Financing Challenges in the
Social Economy
|
George Karaphillis |
Cape Breton University |
|
CASC |
Cooperatives and Sustainability |
Cooperative Sustainability and Planning Practices: a
Participatory Approach
|
Leslie Brown/Elizabeth Hicks/Andre LeClerc |
MSVU/MSVU/UdeM |
|
ANSER |
Cooperative Governance |
Canadian Cooperatives - Are They Governed Better
than Nonprofits?
|
Judy and Larry Haiven |
St. Mary's University |
|
CAFS |
|
Participatory action research (PAR) & the food
movement: Issues, ideas, and insights: PowerPoint
and Handout
|
Williams, Patty; Watt, C.; Johnson, C.; Reimer,
Debra |
|
|
ANSER |
Roundtable: Toward a shared profile |
Perspectives from community partners involved in a
social economy CURA |
Chair: Noreen Millar, Social Economy Network;
Participants: representatives from community
organizations in Atlantic Canada, partners in the SE
Network |
MSVU |
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