urbanCORE and North Carolina Campus Engagement (NCCE) invite you to bring your manuscript to this interactive session led by Margaret Malone, Executive Editor of Gateways: International Journal of Community Research and Engagement.  Community-engaged scholars and practitioners of all levels of experience are welcome.

This workshop will focus on the research article as a resource that can be approached imaginatively and purposively.. What does it mean to "write up" community-based research? How do we show participatory and democratic accountability in our work? We will explore these key aspects of scholarly writing through constructive and shared conversation. 

To register: Submit an abstract by October 6 (max 500 words) so it can  be shared prior to the workshop. Late submissions will  be accepted if space allows.

About Margaret Malone:

Dr Margaret Malone is an experienced academic editor, writer and researcher, with extensive experience mentoring authors from around the world. Dr Malone is the Executive Editor of Gateways: International Journal of Community Research and Engagement, a leading international journal in the field. Her long-term involvement in academic journal publishing underpins her critical focus on participation, knowledge democracy and change-oriented innovation in scholarly writing and publication. Dr Malone was included in the UTS Chancellor’s List for 2023, which recognises PhD theses of the highest caliber.