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The Centre for Community Partnerships offers a variety of workshops for students by request.

Get Involved

50 mins.

This introductory workshop demonstrates the benefits of getting involved outside of the classroom and shares resources that will allow you to find opportunities. We will also discuss common barriers to getting involved and methods to overcome them. Student facilitators will share their personal journeys in co-curricular involvement at the University of Toronto.

Working Respectfully with Communities

90 mins.

This workshop provides an introduction on how to respectfully engage with communities. It is geared toward students who are about to start working on a community-based project.

Reflection

50 mins.

Reflection is a central component of community-engaged learning. This workshop will explore the meaning of reflection and why it is important, and offer exercises that allow students to find meaning in their experience.

  • Eligibility

    Service Eligibility

    Undergraduate and graduate students, alumni.

  • Delivery

    Service Delivery

    Please submit your workshop request 4-6 weeks prior to the event date so we can customize our content to meet the needs of your group.

    We can accommodate requests with projected attendance of 20 or more. We may be able to accommodate smaller groups based on availability and/or can advise you on how to make the best use of our in-house programs, services and resources.

    You will be responsible for booking a suitable event space and promoting the event or session.

  • Booking and Documentation

    Booking & Documentation

    Submit a workshop request form.

     

We work with students to explore and enact their vision of a better world. Through community-engaged learning and research experiences, students have the chance to learn outside of the classroom, build community on- and off-campus, and contribute to a more just society.

     

Contacts associated with the service

  • Amina Farah (on leave)

    Coordinator, Co-curricular Learning
    416-946-7356
    amina.farah@utoronto.ca
     
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