Inclusive Knowledge Translation (IKT) is an evolving approach that prioritizes diverse perspectives and collaborative processes to ensure that research findings are accessible, meaningful, and applicable across varied populations. Person-centred care, with its emphasis on tailoring healthcare to individual needs and preferences, demands a paradigm shift in knowledge translation. Traditional methods may inadvertently exclude certain demographics, hindering the universal applicability of research outcomes. In this context, IKT emerges as a crucial strategy to bridge these gaps and foster a healthcare landscape that truly serves all stakeholders. This presentation will highlight principles of IKT, emphasizing the importance of engaging diverse stakeholders, including patients, families, and community members, throughout the research-to-practice continuum. By actively involving these voices, IKT strives to co-create knowledge that is relevant, culturally sensitive, and responsive to the unique needs of various populations. Furthermore, the session will showcase real IKT examples that were co-developed with patient, family, and community research partners, including the Patient Engagement Podcast (PEP Talks), the Patient Engagement Journal Club, Digital Storytelling, Patient-led co-created conference posters, etc. Attendees will gain insight into how IKT can help research findings reach a broader audience, and enhance communication, trust, and collaboration between academics and people with lived experiences.