TISPP x MC3H One-day Workshop
The Trottier Institute for Science and Public Policy (TISPP) and the McGill Centre for Climate Change and Health (MC3H) have partnered to bring you a one-day workshop on building and strengthening partnerships with community organizations, civil society groups, and government partners.
Are you a faculty member or trainee that:
- Wants to work with community partners but you don’t know where to start?
- Has a community partner but can’t get a project off the ground?
- Has a community partner, but thinks that the relationship could be improved?
If you answered yes to any of these questions, this workshop is for you!
This one-day workshop, led by Professor of Practice Rhonda Moore, offers a blend of theory and practical exercises that will teach:
- How to work with community partners to co-design community-relevant research.
- Build and sustain community partnerships.
- Co-produce research that is policy-relevant and actionable across different contexts.
Workshop details:
Date : 4 June, 2026
Time : 9:00 – 4:00
Coffee/snacks and lunch will be provided.
Location available upon registration
About the workshop leader:
Rhonda Moore is a Professor of Practice at TISPP and the Executive Director, Science and Innovation at the Institute on Governance (IOG). For 20 years, Moore worked at the intersection of research and policy analysis, governance, science and research communications, and stakeholder engagement. Prior to joining the IOG, she worked for a variety of private, non-profit and academic organizations in Canada including the Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada (now Universities Canada), the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council, the University of Ottawa, the Canadian Automobile Association, the Public Policy Forum, and Health Canada. She is the past president of the Science Writers and Communicators of Canada, and a member of the board of Directors for Actua and the World Federation of Science Journalists. In 2024, Moore received the King Charles Coronation Medal for contributions to science culture in Canada.
For more information about this event, email us at info.climatecentre [at] mcgill.ca
We hope to see you at this exciting event!
Nick King, Jill Baumgartner, and Rhonda Moore
