Community-Based Research and Ethics Capacity Building Workshop
The OHTN held a Community-Based Research and Ethics Capacity Building Workshop in collaboration
with the University of Toronto on May 6th, 2009. The workshop was targeted to those who have been,
or are interested in, undertaking HIV/AIDS-related Community-Based Research in Ontario and included
the following presentations:
Setting the Stage: The Landscape of CBR and Research Ethics Review
Deborah Poff, National Council on Ethics in Human Research
Doing No Harm, While Doing Good: Ethical Issues in CBR Practice
Barry Adam, University of Windsor, OHTN
Roy Cain, McMaster University
Robb Travers, Wilfrid Laurier University
An Insider’s Perspective: Practical Tips on How to Make Your Case to a Research Ethics Board
Adrian Guta, University of Toronto
Jill Parsons, OHTN
Anticipating Ethical Issues When Using Non-Traditional Research Methods
Sarah Flicker, York University
Saara Greene, McMaster University, Fife House
Peer-to-Peer Problem Solving
Peer-led round-table discussions
Navigating the Research Ethics Board Application Process
Dario Kuzmanovic, University of Toronto
Beyond the Guidelines: What Does it Mean to Be an Ethical Researcher
Sarah Flicker, York University
General Ethics Guidelines
Tri-Council Policy Statement
Tri-Council Policy Statement Tutorial
Working with Aboriginal Communities
Ownership, Control, Access and Possession (OCAP) Guidelines
CIHR Guidelines for Health Research with Aboriginal People
Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami Negotiating Research Relationships: A Guide for Researchers
International Guidelines
Ethics Issues for Canadian HIV/AIDS Researchers in International Settings.
This workshop was funded by the CIHR.
CBR and Ethics Capacity Building Workshop Final Report
View final report