Manitoba Research Alliance for Transforming Inner-city and
Aboriginal Communities
The Manitoba Research Alliance for Transforming Inner-city and Aboriginal Communities is
a five-year research project dedicated to solving the complex problems of poverty and social
exclusion in Manitoba’s inner-city and Aboriginal communities.
The Alliance’s broad goal is to produce original work that is rooted in the community
experience and that is accountable to the community. We want to:
Aboriginal Communities
The Manitoba Research Alliance for Transforming Inner-city and Aboriginal Communities is
a five-year research project dedicated to solving the complex problems of poverty and social
exclusion in Manitoba’s inner-city and Aboriginal communities.
The Alliance’s broad goal is to produce original work that is rooted in the community
experience and that is accountable to the community. We want to:
 | Build local capacity |
| Produce concrete deliverables for community organization |
| Engage and impact policy |
| Contribute to a body of theory and knowledge that will help other communities to | |
| replicate the transformative experience. |
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The Alliance is made up of academic researchers from the Universities of Manitoba and
Winnipeg; government policy makers and community practitioners connected to Manitoba’s
vibrant community-based organizations. The Manitoba branch of the Canadian Centre for
Policy Alternatives – a community-based research institute – takes administrative control of
the project.
Please visit our Research Alliance page for more information.
Winnipeg; government policy makers and community practitioners connected to Manitoba’s
vibrant community-based organizations. The Manitoba branch of the Canadian Centre for
Policy Alternatives – a community-based research institute – takes administrative control of
the project.
Please visit our Research Alliance page for more information.
Manitoba Research Alliance
for Transforming Inner-City
and Aboriginal Communities
for Transforming Inner-City
and Aboriginal Communities