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Consumer participation - owning the research agenda

Cassandra Bawden

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Abstract

The members of the Council to Homeless Persons (CHP) Peer Education Support Program (PESP) have decided that it is about time that consumers and clients of homelessness services and people who are or who have experienced homelessness, stop being the passive objects of the work of academic and professional homelessness researchers.

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The members of the Council to Homeless Persons (CHP) Peer Education Support Program (PESP) have decided that it is about time that consumers and clients of homelessness services and people who are or who have experienced homelessness, stop being the passive objects of the work of academic and professional homelessness researchers.

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The members of the Council to Homeless Persons (CHP) Peer Education Support Program (PESP) have decided that it is about time that consumers and clients of homelessness services and people who are or who have experienced homelessness, stop being the passive objects of the work of academic and professional homelessness researchers.

Key concepts: Work (physics), Public relations, Business, Political science, Engineering, Mechanical engineering

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