This tool supports researchers in implementing strategies to balance power dynamics in family engagement research. It describes the facilitators and barriers to building a reciprocal partnership relationship of trust. Our tool includes two documents: 1) an infographic that identifies barriers and facilitators to a balanced power relationship and 2) a checklist of strategies to [...]
This resource is to support trainees who are engaging families in their research for the first time. These resources are intended to support discussions of how to implement this practice in trainee research, but also provide recommendations on skill development and mentorship in the area. The infographic provides an overview of all the blocks, [...]
GUIDELINES FOR SUBMISSION Who Can be Nominated? Any mentor or supervisor contributing to the KBHN training program This award is not limited to formal principal investigators or scientists Researchers and professionals from all disciplines are eligible Who Can Make a Nomination? Any KBHN member (including trainees, investigators, staff members, partners, and family members) can [...]
GUIDELINES FOR SUBMISSION Who Can be Nominated? Any KBHN trainee active in the year 2020-2021 All levels of trainees, including Undergraduate Students, Graduate Students, and Postdoctoral Fellows All academic disciplines Who Can Make a Nomination? Trainees can nominate themselves. For the self-nomination process, an additional support letter is required. This letter needs be provided [...]
GUIDELINES FOR SUBMISSION Who Can be Nominated? Any KBHN trainee involved in research All levels of trainees, including undergraduate students, graduate students, and postdoctoral fellows All academic disciplines Who Can Make a Nomination? Trainees can nominate themselves. For the self-nomination process, an additional support letter is required. This letter needs be provided by a [...]
This is a brief 3-minute informational video introducing what family engagement in research is and why it is important. This video is easy to share over social media to help spread the word about the importance of family engagement. Authors: Karen van Meeteren and Kaitlyn McLachlan
This video - Day in the Life of Parent Researcher: An Interview, is an interview with Danijela Grahovac, a parent researcher with CanChild and mother to a teenager with Cerebral Palsy. This interview provides real-life examples and information about Danijela’s experiences as a parent researcher and why and how other parents can consider becoming [...]
This video explores the true meaning of family engagement in research, and what it looks like in practice from the initial conception to the final results/knowledge dissemination. Useful resources to support family engagement in research are highlighted throughout the video. Authors: Mindy Silva and Jen Appelton Please click the following links to download the documents: [...]
We all play important roles at different stages of a research project and are equally important to the success of the team. This video looks at re-defining roles in research and its impact on both the team and the research project. Authors: Ara Healey and Maryann Post
This podcast showcases a conversation between a researcher and caregiver on family engagement in research. Together, they discuss ways that family members can become more involved in a research project all the way from the planning, implementing and sharing of research results. Authors: Meaghan Reitzel and Jennifer Crowson
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