The MAP partnership pulls together individuals from diverse professional and personal backgrounds. This wealth of experience and knowledge creates an environment that fosters opportunities for growth and learning. Within the partnership, project team members collaborate and build off of one another’s expertise. Community members, organizational and municipal partners, bring valuable knowledge and real-life examples to research constructs. Staff include students, early career professionals , and experienced professionals. At every level, team members are provided opportunities for mentorship, supervision, and training. MAP provides training opportunities through the Mobility Access Participation Certificate of Excellence (MAP-CE)
Mobility Access Participation Certificate of Excellence (MAP-CE)
The MAP Certification Program aims to provide learning opportunities for all trainees and research staff across each site (UBC, SFU, and Laval). The Certificate aims to educate students about the MAP Partnership and build research skills in the context of MAP core principles: Mobility, Access, and Participation for Disabled Canadians. This certificate program includes four modules:
What is MAP: Learn more about MAP’s approach to improving community accessibility.
Getting involved in MAP: Learn the many ways you can get involved and navigate MAP’s training resources.
How do you fit into MAP: Connect with other students and explore how you can leverage your unique perspectives in MAP.
MAP-CE Learning Activities: Expand your learning by participating in workshops guided by our four Learning Objectives:
- Partnership Literacy: Learn partnership skills such as how to work in collaboration with community and municipal partners.
- Disability Awareness: Learn about topics related to awareness, accessibility, and disability. Gain the skills to promote inclusion and disability justice.
- Respect, Accessibility, Sustainability, Equity, Diversity (RAISED): Learn how to participate in disability research from an intersectional perspective.
- Inclusive Knowledge Translation: Learn about innovative KT solutions and making KT easily accessible to the community & relevant stakeholders.
MAP team members can access the CARE training program through the UBC Canvas platform.