KM in Action

ResearchImpact brings together a wide variety of collaborators, forging new networks for social innovation. In addition to its regular services  ResearchImpact has organized innovative events like the Aboriginal Policy Research Forum, the first forum of its kind to use broadband technology to connect researchers, policymakers, and citizens from across Canada in a discussion of Aboriginal issues. ResearchImpact has also produced reports and videos and published papers on KM and supported student internships that link students with community agencies. Here are a few examples of KM in Action:

 

• Aboriginal Policy Research Forum

 

• Collaborating for Social Innovation

 

• Digital Activism: Analysis of Free The Children's Website

 

• How YorkU's KM Unit Helps Researchers get $

 

• Science and Civic Engagement Symposium

 

• Toronto Wildlife Centre - Education and Advocacy

 

• YorkU Knowledge Mobilization Expo 2009

 

 

Researchers seeking to share their success stories - or their examples of KM in Action - should contact us for more information.