Join us for a series of interactive, online workshops on knowledge mobilization.
What is knowledge mobilization?
Knowledge mobilization is about doing more with what we know. It is an intentional approach to help facilitate two-way knowledge exchange between researchers and community (practitioners, policy makers, public) through collaboratively building research, engaging with research outputs and products, and translating findings to enhance the real-world impact of research on society.
Knowledge Mobilization workshops and lunch and learns
Unlock Your Research Impact: The power of story with researcher as character [Online]
About the workshop
This webinar will explore how to tell stories that interweave our lives and our research to convey the deeply human motivations that drive us. Lynne Quarmby, SFU professor, Molecular Biology and Biochemistry, will use her own experiences as a scientist, activist, and author to illustrate.
Presenter
Lynne Quarmby
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This workshop is part of the Knowledge Mobilization Lunch and Learn series.
Register for upcoming workshops
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Wednesday, December 7, 2022 - 12:00pm to 12:50pm
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via Zoom (link will be sent to participants 24 hours before the workshop/event begins)
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These workshops are free to attend, and everyone is welcome. Registration is required to receive the Zoom connection details. Please register for each workshop individually, using the links above.
Interested in learning more about knowledge mobilization? Connect with the SFU Knowledge Mobilization Hub.