Submission #7
Overview of Evidence by the Institute of Social Justice York St John University
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This submission offers an overarching narrative of the Institute for Social Justice's co-productive research through its Community Research Grant Programme. It summarises the origins of the programme since its creation in 2022, the process that the ISJ follows to select projects to be funded, and the challenges that the programme envisages in the future. It reflects on the ISJ's experiences about ‘fair’ funding and ‘equitable’ partnerships.
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