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Knowledge Mobilization (KMb) "In for the long haul"
I just finished reading and tweeting about In for the Long Haul: Knowledge Translation Between Academic and Nonprofit Organizations. (I was only able to access the full document through York...
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The Knowledge Mobilization Paradigm Shift
Using social media for knowledge mobilization is the most important thing we can do as part of the newly-evolving paradigm shift from an information society to a knowledge society. We are seeing a...
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Where do you think the knowledge mobilisation field will be in 5 years?
It’s been just over a month since the UK Knowledge Mobilisation Forum took place in London on Feb 3rd & 4th 2014 with great success! The theme of the event was Making Connections Matter – which...
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Knowledge Brokers As Translators & Diplomats
How do you get people who speak different languages to understand one another? If you’ve ever travelled to other countries or been in a group of people who speak different languages where you’ve tried...
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Community BUILD Includes All Sectors Of Society
Knowledge Mobilization (KMb) is about moving available knowledge into active use across a variety of sectors. I recently made a comment about the requirement of action as part of KMb on a LinkedIn...
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Building A Knowledge Mobilization Strategy In The Research Process
I was recently involved in a professional skills development day for graduate students, hosted by the Faculty of Graduate Studies at York University. After a session titled Building a Knowledge...
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Active Listening As A Knowledge Mobilization Skill
In our office at the Faculty of Graduate Studies at York University listening is one of the most important skills we can have to fully understand the concerns of our graduate students, staff and...
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What Is Research “Success”?
Every day when we read or listen to the news on the radio, television or on our digital devices there are reports of poverty, homelessness, hatred, crime, violence, or wars. Many in this world are not...
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