Events and Training

The objective of this Community Conversation is to foster a community dialogue about tinnitus where individuals with lived experiences with tinnitus can share their stories and insights. If you have lived experience with tinnitus, we encourage you to submit your EOI.

This in-depth training workshop will equip University of Western Australia researchers with the practical skills they need to work effectively with consumers.

This in-depth training workshop will equip researchers from CCIProgram partners with the practical skills they need to work effectively with consumers.

This in-depth training workshop will equip researchers from CCIProgram partners with the practical skills they need to work effectively with consumers.

This Masterclass is nearly at capacity. Once capacity has been reached, we will place any further registrations on a waitlist. Our apologies if this causes any inconvenience. Would you like to find out more about consumer and community involvement (CCI) in research?

Having trouble talking about your research to those NOT in the research sector? Do you need help putting things into ‘plain language’?

This CCI and Successful Grant Writing Masterclass is designed specifically for researchers to assist with improving Grant applications regarding consumer and community involvement.

This course offers an introduction to Consumer and Community Involvement (CCI) in health and medical research. It is designed for consumers, community members, researchers, administrators, policy makers and organisations involved in health research.

In this course participants will delve into the intricacies of consumer and community involvement, gaining a deep understanding of what CCI is and what it is not. The course explores how CCI intersects with the ever-evolving research sector, providing insights into the changing landscape. Moreover, the course will equip you with invaluable tips to enhance the chance of your grant success by including integral CCI components in relevant aspects of your grant applications.