Kathleen Leahy, Director of UBC Learning Exchange, joins us to talk about why low-income neighbourhoods are heavily researched, what impact this can have on community members and what ethical research practices look like in practice.

Kathleen Leahy, Director of UBC Learning Exchange, joins us to talk about why low-income neighbourhoods are heavily researched, what impact this can have on community members and what ethical research practices look like in practice.

Kathleen Leahy, Director of UBC Learning Exchange, joins us to talk about&nbsp;why low-income neighbourhoods are heavily researched, what impact this can have on community&nbsp;members and what ethical research practices look like in practice.

Hope Dialogue welcomes Kathleen Leahy

Created in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside, Hope Dialogue is a weekly exploration of the topics, issues and complex circumstances challenging low-income neighbourhoods like this one, others around the lower mainland and beyond. Our focus is on listening to the voices who live and work in these communities, with the belief that conversations like this are how we can begin to make better progress toward solving some of our biggest social programs. Hope Dialogue is made possible through the generous support of Central City Foundation. To learn more about Central City Foundation, visit <a href="https://centralcityfoundation.ca" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">centralcityfoundation.ca</a>

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Created in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside, Hope Dialogue is a weekly exploration of the topics, issues and complex circumstances challenging low-income neighbourhoods like this one, others around the lower mainland and beyond. Our focus is on listening to the voices who live and work in these communities, with the belief that conversations like this are how we can begin to make better progress toward solving some of our biggest social programs.Hope Dialogue is made possible through the generous support of Central City Foundation. To learn more about Central City Foundation, visit centralcityfoundation.ca

Created in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside, Hope Dialogue is a weekly exploration of the topics, issues and complex circumstances challenging low-income neighbourhoods like this one, others around the lower mainland and beyond. Our focus is on listening to the voices who live and work in these communities, with the belief that conversations like this are how we can begin to make better progress toward solving some of our biggest social programs. Hope Dialogue is made possible through the generous support of Central City Foundation. To learn more about Central City Foundation, visit <a href="https://centralcityfoundation.ca" rel="noopener noreferrer">centralcityfoundation.ca</a>

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Hope Dialogue welcomes Kathleen Leahy

Hope Dialogue welcomes Kathleen Leahy