Conference Objectives

to ‘return’ the data to the communities where it was generated
to work through the meaning of the APCOL findings collectively as community/university partners
to support the development of strategies for moving APCOL findings into action
to build / strengthen connections between community activists from different neighbourhoods
to build/strengthen personal and institutional connections between the researchers, funders, community groups
to spotlight community activities, practices, activism, as well as work in other research and community initiatives beyond APCOL
to learn from each other about the role of popular education and organizing in building and sustaining activism

Opening Session

Making Sense of the Research Workshops

Popular Education Workshops

Research Workshops

Panel: How Change Happens

Conference Wrap-up

Thank you!

Resource List

More Photos

Participants were invited to choose different colour cloth strips representing the issues that concerned them the most

The colour cloth strips were woven onto a loom
The cloth strips were woven onto a loom

representing how the issues we are concerned with are interrelated
symbolizing the inter-connection of our neighbourhoods, our struggles, and our commitment to social change in the areas of housing, jobs, food security, health, education and childcare