Publishing with The Conversation
Webinar for members
The Conversation Canada is a new digital publication that brings together the expertise of academia and journalism, where all of the authors are from Canadian universities. The Conversation works with professional journalists to expose academic research to a wider audience, a model that serves as a "knowledge mobilization" vehicle for academics who want to raise their profiles and share their expertise across Canada and around the world. Editor Scott White explained the model and give a live demonstration of how academic authors get access to detailed publishing analytics.
Scott White, Editor, The Conversation Canada
Nicola Katz, Federation for the Humanities and Social Sciences
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Engagement et connexions communautaires : réfléchir d’un point de vue relationnel dans le cadre du Congrès 2023
L’Université York, qui accueille le Congrès 2023, est la troisième plus grande université au Canada et œuvre depuis longtemps pour la justice sociale, l’accessibilité en matière d’éducation et l’autonomie collégiale. York se trouve sur un territoire...
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Centering Black Voices in Research: A panel discussion with the SSHRC Advisory Committee to Address Anti-Black Racism
Three members of SSHRC’s Advisory Committee to Address Anti-Black Racism spoke at Congress about their work ensuring equity, diversity, and inclusion in SSHRC’s granting system. The panel began with a moment of silence for the ten people killed by a...
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What does social justice mean to you?
What does social justice mean to you, and how can research help advance it to forge the future you want? To mark its 25th anniversary, the Canada Foundation for Innovation hosted a panel discussion around this topic at Congress 2022.