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Participatory dissemination refers to the intentional, collaborative process through which research knowledge is created, interpreted, shared, and mobilized with communities. It is embedded from the beginning of the research process and treats knowledge not as a product to be delivered, but as a living process to be collectively shaped and shared.
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Navigating the Translation and Dissemination of PHSSR Findings: A guide for researchers
Based on a presentation by Lisa Simpson, Shoshanna Sofaer, and Margo Edmunds at the 2013 PHSSR Keeneland Conference in Lexington, KY, this guide leads researchers through the decisions that must be addressed to effectively translate and disseminate their work to policymakers and public health practitioners.
Community-Centered Dissemination Toolkit: Design, Plan, Implement, Evaluate
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IRL Project Dissemination Plan Template
A template to lead you through the development of dissemination products, including your goal, audiences, tactics and platforms, timeline, metrics, and other issues and approaches.
Participatory Dissemination
Participatory dissemination refers to the intentional, collaborative process through which research knowledge is created, interpreted, shared, and mobilized, with—rather than for—communities throughout the entire arc of community-engaged research. This special issue of the Journal of Participatory Research Methods features articles that demonstrate how the act of sharing becomes a mechanism for community engagement, relationship building, and social change.
