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Centre for Human Flourishing

Centre for Human Flourishing

Higher Education

Montreal, Quebec 220 followers

Promoting the flourishing of communities, organizations, groups and individuals

About us

The Centre for Human Flourishing is a research centre within the Faculty of Arts and Science engaged in action research, consultation, and training. Since its inception in 1963, the Centre has worked with hundreds of organizations, community groups, and agencies. The Centre for Human Relations and Community Studies (CHRCS) is a community of practitioners, researchers, community members, students, and other learners dedicated to improving the quality of life in human systems. History of the Centre The Centre for Human Relations and Community Studies has been serving its mission and purpose since 1963 by creating a direct link between the University and the community. Over the years the Centre has provided consultation and training services to over 375 organizations and has delivered hundreds of workshops open to the public and has developed one of Canada’s most established Human Relations Trainer Development Program. The Centre continues to create learning opportunities to students through internships and student placements in these various activities. The Centre has also been instrumental in developing curriculum and academic programs such as the “Family Life Education” and “Community Service” certificates, as well as the MA program in “Human Systems Intervention” have all been direct outgrowths of the Centre’s relationship between the University and the community. And, finally the R.D. McDonald endowment fund was established in 1994 to insure the financial viability of the Centre. Mission The mission of all activities within the Centre is dedicated to improving the quality of life in human systems through research and other programming. Goals To promote understanding of the human dimension of organizations and the social environment; To provide consultation and training programs to address the needs of groups and organizations; To provide opportunities for adults to understand life change processes and social change, and to gain more effect

Website
https://www.concordia.ca/artsci/chrcs.html
Industry
Higher Education
Company size
11-50 employees
Headquarters
Montreal, Quebec
Founded
1963

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