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Leading a Vibrant Co-operative Sector: A Communications Strategy for Saskatchewan Co-operative Association

Last Updated on April 15th, 2010

 

Project Title: Leading a Vibrant Co-operative Sector: A Communications Strategy for Saskatchewan Co-operative Association

Project Number: CL1-18-SK

Term of Project: June 2008 to December 2009

Status: In progress

Academic Researcher:

• Isobel Findlay, University of Saskatchewan (principal investigator)

Student Researcher:

• Maria Chedrese, University of Saskatchewan (Undergraduate, Political Studies - internship)

Community Researcher:

• Victoria Morris, Saskatchewan Co-operative Association

Community Partner:

• Saskatchewan Co-operative Association

Project Summary:

This project aims to develop a communications strategy that solicits input, develops appropriate responses, and advances member interests in public policy, education, youth engagement, member services, and new co-operative development.

The outcomes of this communications-based research will enable the Saskatchewan Co-operative Association to develop a comprehensive communications strategy with and on behalf of co-operatives as community-based organizations.

Specific Project-Level Research Objectives:

• To analyze and propose strategies for co-operative development

Expected Deliverables:

1. Research Report
2. Additional outcomes to be determined

Findings:

Project Poster: Poster (pdf)

Final Report:

Projected Expenditures: $7,800 (internship)

In-Kind Contributions:

Publicity:

Dissemination Activities:

Additional Notes:

Member of the Canadian Social Economy Research Partnerships

Funded by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada / Conseil de recherches en sciences humaines du Canada

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