This research project case describes an investigation of the increasing collaborations among alternative food initiatives in Canada. Using a community-based participatory approach, the efforts to foster and maintain alternative food initiatives networks were investigated by exploring the networks' history, structure, and processes of collaboration. Both the research process and the role of an engaged researcher working in collaboration with the networks are discussed
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