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Nourrir le quartier, nourrir la ville
Responsable à l’UQAM : Joanne Burgess, professeure, Département d’histoire et directrice du Partenariat de recherche Montréal, plaque tournante des échanges : histoire, patrimoine, devenir (MPTÉ) Autres membres […]
Prairie Climate Centre
Summary: The Prairie Climate Centre at the University of Winnipeg is an outstanding example of Knowledge Mobilization. It is committed to making climate change meaningful […]
Reshaping Resilience Practices: A Co-Production Approach
Summary of the impact: The Resilient Therapy model, co-produced with vulnerable children and adults and those who support them, is based on a review of […]
Everyone Counts: Mobilizing Knowledges for the 2018 Saskatoon Point-in-Time Homelessness Count
Dr. Isobel M. Findlay, University Co-Director, Community-University Institute for Social Research, University of Saskatchewan Summary: On April 18, 2018, a huge community effort combined in […]
York Region Food Network
At a glance Issues around a sustainable and healthy food system are central to the work of the York Region Food Network (YRFN). YRFN approached […]
A Driving Need: Study Connects Victoria Seniors with Volunteer Drivers
For seniors who are no longer able to drive, there remain few viable options for transportation. And while the James Bay Community Project (JBCP) is […]
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Imagining the Future(s) of Knowledge Mobilization
From the SSHRC website: “SSHRC has partnered with the Canadian Commission for UNESCO and its Network of UNESCO Chairs, as well as Research Impact Canada, […]
How did knowledge mobilization become a “thing” in Canada?
David was recently asked by a colleague about the history and driving forces behind growth of knowledge mobilization in Canada’s research landscape. Did you know […]
Power and Privilege in Peer Review
David Phipps was recently asked to speak to a research funder and some community reviewers about community engagement and inclusion in peer review of global […]
Knowledge mobilization will help Canada face the next major challenge
“Researchers from the social sciences and humanities have helped policy-makers during the pandemic. How can we support future collaborations?” Check out this recent op ed, […]
Reviewing the use and effectiveness of arts-based approaches for public engagement with research
The following summary is reposted with permission from Sarah Ball (RAND Corporation). It is a summary of extensive work that they have completed on […]
Tenure and promotion is an issue for engaged scholars but maybe not for the reason you think
David Phipps thinks tenure/promotion policies are probably just fine. It is the tenure/promotion committees that are challenging for engaged scholars. Tenure and promotion (T&P) has […]
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