Social Economy and Sustainability Research Network
Partenariat sur l’économie sociale et la durabilité
Bridging, Bonding, and
Building / Renforcement des liens et des capacités
Mobilizing Knowledge and Action: Social
Economy Research in Atlantic
October 17-19, 2008
The Battery Hotel and Conference Centre
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Celebration of
accomplishments to date
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Bridging and bonding
across team and progress on synthesizing research findings
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Dissemination to
audiences beyond our team
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Building basis
for action – using research as a foundation for informed policy discussions
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Strengthening
foundation for future collaborations for years 4, 5 and beyond
Co-Chairs: Dr.
Leslie Brown (Network Director) and Ms. Penelope Rowe (Network Co-Director)
Programme
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FRI. Oct. 17 |
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1:30 – 3:00pm |
Fairmont Hotel (KIM site) |
Session # 1 KIM Sessions D and E David Upton’s SN3 and Colleen MacQuarrie’s SN2 session at KIM |
KIM
session D.
Role of Teaching in Outreach - (Penton,
Upton) KIM Session E. Best Practices in KMb - Communication to facilitate knowledge transfer - (Kearley, Gutberlet, MacQuarrie) |
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Fairmont Hotel (KIM site) |
Session # 2 KIM Session D Omer Chouinard’s SN4 session at KIM |
KIM Session D. Influencing
Public Policy - (Marland/Williams,
Rietmanove, Chouinard) After this session, our team and KIM participants will be asked to
move over to the |
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Session # 3 Open information and
Poster Session Reception Note: all posters will be on display from 3:30-6:30; researchers will be available for discussion at their posters as follows: 4:30-5:15 – Poster Displays (Mapping ; Policy; Immigration
Research ) 5:00-5:45 – Poster Displays (Co-operatives ;
Communications) 5:15 (approx) - welcoming remarks from Co-Chairs and Co-op Week highlights 5:30-6:15 – Poster Displays ( Management/Governance ; Research with Aboriginal Communities; Mobilization Research) |
Co-op Week Displays – featuring Co-op Survey poster and related materials HUB display booth with information from other regional nodes and national SE Student Network |
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SAT. Oct. 18 |
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9:15 – 10:45 |
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Session #4 The Social Economy in Atlantic
Chair: Leslie Brown Team Presentations: - Co-operatives (Luc Thériault) - Social Enterprises (George Karaphillis ) - Non-profit and Voluntary sector (Penelope Rowe) Discussant and View from outside the region: - Jean Marc Fontan, Director, ARUC Group Discussion – 25 minutes |
NOTE: This session will be audio cast live to website and video-taped for later podcast on our Network’s public website – please ensure you complete consent form in registration package |
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11-12:30 |
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Session #5 Conceptualizing the SE: What’s
in a Definition? Chair: David Daughton Team Presentations: Seth Asimakos Group Discussion |
NOTE: This session will be audio cast live to website and video-taped for later podcast on our Network’s public website |
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1:30 – 3 |
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Session #6 Team
Workshop - Communicating in the Social Economy Facilitators: Penelope Rowe and Ivan Emke, SN6 Co-Coordinators |
What we have learned and how to apply our knowledge about innovative communication and dissemination. |
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3:30 – 5 |
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Session # 7 Team Workshop – Research
Product Evaluation Facilitator: Irené Novaczek, SN2 Coordinator and member Mobilization Working Group Presentation - Kim Kienapple – Network Self-Evaluation research Group Discussion |
Review various ways we are evaluating our activities and processes (Node and SNs). We will decide on process for moving forward with self-evaluation products. |
SUN. Oct. 19 |
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9:15 – 11:00 |
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Session # 8 Team
Workshop: Planning for collaborative research and dissemination Introduction and Description of the Process (Leslie Brown) Jointly chaired and facilitated by team members At least one person from each SN to participate in each theme group:
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What have we learned and how do we mobilize that knowledge? Discussion topics: A. Key contributions so far to knowledge about the SE in each of these four areas? B. Collaboration in dissemination (What venues? Who will do what?) C. Contribution to our policy agenda and build-up to 2009 Policy Conference (Possible discussion papers, other plans?) Contributions
to Knowledge Worksheet |