What does membership of the Community Knowledge Matters Network look like?
Receiving the CKM monthly newsletter full of network updates, activities, and opportunities. The newsletter also highlights news and resources from outside the network which may be of interest.
Receiving Google calendar invitations to our monthly online Community of Practice meetings intended to help foster connections, build relationships and share opportunities, news and challenges together we have monthly peer “community of practice” open to all.
Having the opportunity to shape network priorities and projects.
Gaining primary information and access to CKM trainings and programming.
Who is the CKM Network for?
Anyone is welcome to join, including:
Grassroots communities and organisations especially in rural and island Scotland who are interested in being more involved in research to support community action including around mental health and wellbeing.
Researchers who are keen to support more equitable processes and partnerships that centre communities through an ethics of care.
Practitioners and decision-makers interested in being more driven by community-led research and working together to support a more equitable and diverse system evidence-base.
Stakeholders from across Scotland and beyond interested in learning from this network and sharing your own experiences.