RESEARCH DISFORUM
January 30-31 • Whitley Event Center • San Antonio, Tx
Join us for a free, two-day, community-centered research conference that reimagines what research could be when people with disabilities are not just included, but centered as co-creators, storytellers, and leaders.
This conference will bring together researchers, community members, and people with disabilities to celebrate community-based participatory research (CBPR) and showcase creative, accessible, and untraditional methods of generating and sharing knowledge.
We’ll examine what it means to share power, build trust, and take action through research that directly serves the community. Expect space for reflection, connection, and collaboration as we collectively challenge the traditional paradigms of research and elevate new ways of learning, knowing, and doing that reflect the realities of diverse communities.
This conference will bring together researchers, community members, and people with disabilities to celebrate community-based participatory research (CBPR) and showcase creative, accessible, and untraditional methods of generating and sharing knowledge.
We’ll examine what it means to share power, build trust, and take action through research that directly serves the community. Expect space for reflection, connection, and collaboration as we collectively challenge the traditional paradigms of research and elevate new ways of learning, knowing, and doing that reflect the realities of diverse communities.
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What You Will Experience |
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Our mission is to transform the research landscape by elevating lived experience as a form of expertise and expanding the methods we use in knowledge creation.
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Day 2 - 1/31Coming Soon
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Whitley Event Center
at the Oblate school of theology
285 Oblate Drive, San Antonio, Tx, 78216
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Event Inclusion
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Additional access needs may be requested during registration. If you have any questions about accommodations, please email [email protected] or call (210) 704-7262.
Interested in presenting?
We encourage submissions that reflect diverse voices, untraditional research methods, and accessible, community-rooted ways of creating and sharing knowledge.
Submissions are open to all, and we strongly encourage submissions from people with disabilities, community members, emerging scholars, artists, and practitioners. View more details on types of sessions, review criteria, and how to submit on our Call for Proposals Page by clicking the blue button below. |
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This work is supported by the Texas Council for Developmental Disabilities through a grant from the U.S. Administration for Community Living (ACL), Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), Washington, D.C. 20201, with a 100% federal funding award totaling $6,161,072. Council efforts are those of the grantee and do not necessarily represent the official views of nor are endorsed by ACL, HHS, or the U.S. government.
