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Amplifying humanities and social science researchers
The Federation gives its members platforms from which to think, speak, and engage on issues of national and international significance to the humanities and social sciences. Here are a few ways the Federation does this:
- Big Thinking series , where we bring scholars to the forefront of the national dialogue on public policy and issues of public relevance
- The Role of the Humanities and Social Sciences, through which we undertake and spotlight research that addresses today’s most pressing challenges in Canada and worldwide
- Consultations through which we connect with our members to provide input to major submissions, recommendations, or statements from the Federation including participation in pre-Federal Budget submissions, government policy consultations, and engaging directly with parliamentarians
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Canadian Symposium of Scholarly Journals
About the Symposium | Meet the panelists About the Symposium From the emergence of digital publication to the rise of open access, scholarly communications have undergone deep and far-reaching change in the last 30 years. The Canadian Symposium of...
Federation President and CEO appearance before the Standing Committee on Science and Research
Yesterday, Federation President and CEO Karine Morin appeared before the House of Commons’ Standing Committee on Science and Research (SRSR) to speak on its study of the mission, mandate, role, structure and financing of the new capstone research...
Federation, Coalition for Canadian Research launch Federal Budget 2024 campaign
Last fall, the Federation joined research advocacy organizations across Canada (“the Coalition for Canadian Research”) in calling on the federal government to make a major new investment in Canadian research. We are now launching our next major...