Knowledge Transfer Table

Knowledge Transfer Table (KTT)

The Knowledge Transfer Table is made up of academics and other experts who — through the review of evidence-based research, good practices, other expertise are tasked with sharing this knowledge and developing tools and research-based resources to support the implementation of the Framework and respond to neighbourhood-identified issues, in consultation with the communities. Specifically, this group:

provides a forum for research and program delivery experts to share insights and perspectives on community development practice and research

identifies relevant and accurate good practices and research

shares learning and knowledge transfer across communities/neighbourhoods in order to standardize practices and inform new creative approaches

determines criteria and processes for neighbourhood selection

develops evaluation frameworks, methods and tools

monitors standards and outcomes

The current members are as follows:

Melanie Bania, PhD Candidate in Criminology; Research Associate, Institute for the Prevention of Crime, University of Ottawa (Chair)

Betsy Kristjannson, Associate Professor, School of Psychology, Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Ottawa

Mike Sawada, Associate Professor, Department of Geography, University of Ottawa

Caroline Andrew, University of Ottawa – Centre of Governance

Christopher Stoney, Associate Professor Ph.D., School of Public Policy and Administration, Carleton University

Fran Klodawsky, Associate professor, Geography and Environmental Studies, Carleton University

Ted Jackson, Public Policy and Administration School, African Studies, Carleton University

Leonore Evans, Research Student, Carleton University

Michael MacNeil, Associate Professor, Department of Law, Carleton University

Paula Speevak-Sladowski, Office of Dean Public Affairs, Carleton University

Joshua Greenberg, Professor, Journalism and Communication, Carleton University

Orhan Hassan, Program Manager, Evidence Unit, Ottawa Public Health, City of Ottawa

Summary Evaluation Framework developed by KTT
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