Speaker: Aryeh Gitterman
Date: Monday, 24 February 2025
Time: 5:00 – 6:00 pm EST
Language: English
Format: Online, via Zoom
Audience: 2nd-year CanNRT Fellows and Trainee Members
This workshop explores strategies for effectively translating research findings into actionable public policies. Participants will learn how to identify key policy-relevant insights, communicate research to policymakers, and foster collaboration between researchers and decision-makers.
Who should attend? This workshop is recommended for 2nd-year CanNRT Fellows and Trainee Members
Why attend?
- Explore the disconnect between research and policymaking and why it matters.
- Learn practical techniques for translating research findings into actionable policy recommendations.
- Gain insights into building relationships with policymakers and fostering ongoing partnerships.
About the speaker
Aryeh Gitterman (LinkedIn) is an Adjunct Professor at Toronto Metropolitan University. From 2007 to 2016 Aryeh was an Assistant Deputy Minister (ADM) in the Ontario Ministry of Children and Youth Services (MCYS). While at MCYS, Aryeh was responsible for policies and programs for: autism, community-based mental health, child protection, special needs, residential services, and the poverty reduction strategy. Prior to joining MCYS, Aryeh was ADM of the Instruction and Leadership Development Division, and the Business and Finance Division in the Ministry of Education. While at Education, he was responsible for policies and programs for: secondary schools, teacher quality, leadership development and safe schools. Aryeh began his career at the Scarborough Board of Education teaching high school Mathematics and English.
