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The Foundations of Community-Engaged Research Micro-Credential program focuses on equipping researchers with the knowledge and skills required to meaningfully engage and partner with diverse communities. Participants will learn how to build and sustain equitable community-research partnerships. The curriculum incorporates Shared Equity Leadership approaches, Indigenous Knowledge and equity-lens principles. This program is open to all CU Â鶹ӰԺ researchers.Ìý

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Community-engaged research is a collaborative approach to knowledge production that actively involves community members, organizations and researchers in all phases of the research process. As part of this program, learners will develop a skillset for building equitable community research partnerships and advancing meaningful change in communities. Specific educational objectives include identifying researcher values and positionality, developing dialogic skills for collaboration with other researchers and community partners, using an equity-lens approach in research and applying data sovereignty principles to sharing project results. After completion of the micro-credential program, learners will be equipped to sustainably achieve research objectives by integrating their expertise within reciprocal community partnerships, ultimately translating research findings into actionable solutions.

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