Funding Opportunities

Community Partner Travel Bursary

The Community Partnership Super Hub (CPSH) provides Community Partner Travel Bursaries to our members in order to fund community partners to co-present on a community-based participatory research (CBPR) project at a conference or meeting with a BCCHR investigator, student, or trainee. These travel bursaries aim to amplify the impact of CBPR research being conducted at BCCHR, helping to deliver CBPR findings to community members, the broader academic community, and policy makers. This travel bursary also helps BCCHR investigators and their community partners to promote CBPR that advances child, youth, and family health in their research field.

Congratulations to the following CPSH members who each received a $5,000 to help fund travel for their community partners to co-present their co-designed research:

• Dr. Stephanie Glegg, BCCHR Investigator
  • Panel co-presenters: Lise Olsen, Symbia Barnaby, Candice Norris, Tara Nault, and Matthew Carwana
  • Panel presentation title: Engaging with Indigenous partners and communities in a good way: Journeying together towards decolonized research
  • Conference: KidsBrain Health Foundation and Network Annual Conference

• Dr. Allison Ezzat, BCCHR Investigator
  • Co-presenters: Jennifer Hetherington and Ailie Hetherington
  • Presentation title: How to support injury prevention training in girls’ community soccer in British Columbia, Canada: A concept mapping approach
  • Conference: World Congress of Sports Physiotherapy