Developed by McMaster University Library

This interdisciplinary guide is for those looking to understand the Hamilton context as they engage with off-campus communities through teaching, research, and service. 

Developed by OCE

Developed by Trent University

Developed by Carleton University

Intended for community organizations trying to decide if they want to conduct research, and whether they should seek an academic partner to work with to conduct this research. This toolkit is designed as a project development checklist that acts as a guide for things to consider for community organizations conducting a research project.

Developed by Simon Fraser University CERi

Each principle includes a set of practical questions that a community engaged researcher might consider as part of their process.

Developed by Simon Fraser University CERi

This handbook is designed to help community organizations gain a practical understanding of community-engaged research. It also provides a guiding framework for developing a CER project. It can also be useful for students, early-career researchers and anyone who is curious about using research to advance community interests.

Externally Developed Resource 

Download link under the “Resources and Guides” dropdown.

Externally Developed Resource

Intended to provide guidance on what a PAR project commonly looks like, how to work together and some questions to ask as you go.

Developed by OCE

The following worksheet can help students reflect on their readiness to engage in/with the community before they start their journey 

McMaster Developed Resource

This tool invites reflection at different stages of the research process, offering key themes, prompt questions, and activities and resources to engage with.

Developed by the Faculty of Social Sciences

Guidance for students on how to contact and and prepare for placements with community organizations.

Developed by OCE 

Externally Developed Resource (Source)

This book is available through the McMaster University Library.