A national scope research project bringing researchers and community-engaged facilitators together to examine and generate tools for effective and relevant community-engaged facilitation practice with QTBIPOC young people. This is a multi-year collaboration with the University of Toronto and other academic partners.
FLIP partnered in design, production, analysis and knowledge dissemination.
Project Impact
National academic and community partners engaged to create teaching and facilitation tools to highlight community pedagogies.
Relevant knowledges and practices shared to increase opportunities for QT and BIPOC communities.