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CityStudio is a proven model of experiential education and civic engagement that is developing tomorrow's leaders by opening up municipal government to the classroom. Started in Vancouver, the CityStudio model is now used in 10 different municipalities across Canada and is coming to the Region of Durham.
CityStudio Durham is a collaboration between the Region of Durham, Durham Regional Police Service, Durham College, Ontario Tech University and Trent University - Durham. By furthering connections between municipal government, academic institutions, and local community, Durham's post-secondary students have real opportunities to apply their skills, creativity, and entrepreneurial spirit to challenges facing our community to shape a better future for our region.
We have moved our website. The newest CityStudio Durham project ideas can be viewed at durham.ca/citystudio. Please follow this link if you are interested in collaborating with Durham Region.
CityStudio is a proven model of experiential education and civic engagement that is developing tomorrow's leaders by opening up municipal government to the classroom. Started in Vancouver, the CityStudio model is now used in 10 different municipalities across Canada and is coming to the Region of Durham.
CityStudio Durham is a collaboration between the Region of Durham, Durham Regional Police Service, Durham College, Ontario Tech University and Trent University - Durham. By furthering connections between municipal government, academic institutions, and local community, Durham's post-secondary students have real opportunities to apply their skills, creativity, and entrepreneurial spirit to challenges facing our community to shape a better future for our region.
We have moved our website. The newest CityStudio Durham project ideas can be viewed at durham.ca/citystudio. Please follow this link if you are interested in collaborating with Durham Region.
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CityStudio Durham Partners
SUCCESS STORIES
The Regional Municipality of Durham is a leader of social innovation in our area. With their deeply collaborative approach and highly skilled staff, Durham College has benefited from several research partnerships, some of which have received significant grant funding from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council. This ongoing partnership has produced ground-breaking research projects and innovative changes to service delivery for the residents of Durham Region.
- Lorraine Closs, Professor, School of Health and Community Services, Durham College
Collaborative research and innovation with professionals from The Region of Durham has been a positive and enriching experience. I’m continually impressed with my colleagues’ expertise, passion, and commitment to improving outcomes for children in the Region.
- Nicole Doyle, Professor, School of Justice and Emergency Services, Durham College
