We know that too often, research does not reflect the communities it is meant to serve. People facing the greatest health inequalities - including those affected by poverty, structural racism, disability, or exclusion - are less likely to be meaningfully involved. As a result, research can unintentionally reinforce inequalities rather than reduce them.

Join us at an online workshop on 1st December on the skills, methodology, and ethical foundations needed to undertake high-quality, community research.

What the course covers:

• What is community research?
• What are the values and principles of community research?
• Examples of different types of community research
• Why do community research?

This course has been designed for non-profit organisations in Bromley and is completely free. A maximum of two representatives from each organisation can join.

This is the first of a series of training and wider opportunities to develop a network of community research in Bromley and South East London.

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