Good impact narratives must connect to our everyday lives

We are sharing the following LinkedIn post with permission from Wade Kelly, Deakin University, Melbourne, Australia. Wade comments on an article published in the LSE Impact Blog written by Anna Przybyło-Józefowicz. Wade writes: I just read this excellent piece from the LSE Impact Blog. It captures something I often see when researchers are asked to discuss impact: impact claims […]

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Addressing power imbalance in research: Exploring power in integrated knowledge translation health research

Cameron, J., Kothari, A. & Fiolet, R. (2025) Addressing power imbalance in research: exploring power in integrated knowledge translation health research. Research Involvement and Engagement 11, 35. https://doi.org/10.1186/s40900-025-00706-2. Abstract Introduction: Integrated knowledge translation (IKT) is a knowledge translation framework that focuses collaboration between researchers and knowledge users (KUs) to generate research findings. KUs can be policymakers, clinicians, […]

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Applications Now Open: RIC 2026 Engaged Scholarship Award

Research Impact Canada (RIC) is pleased to open the call for applications for the 2026 Engaged Scholarship Award for Graduate Students – our annual recognition of exceptional community-engaged research that drives meaningful impact. This year (and moving forward), non-university member organizations in the RIC Network are invited to submit applications!* We’re excited to expand this […]

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Noninclusive Impact: Rethinking Research Impact Through an Equity Lens and Equality Interventions

Ozlem, A., and Mustafa, O. (2025) Noninclusive Impact: Rethinking Research Impact Through an Equity Lens and Equality Interventions. Available at: http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.5123937 Abstract Research impact has emerged as a cornerstone of academic performance assessment in the UK, epitomised by the Research Excellence Framework (REF). Through an analysis of the Business and Management impact case submissions to the […]

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Nominations Open: Peter Levesque Award for Knowledge Mobilization Leadership 2026

Research Impact Canada is pleased to announce the Peter Levesque Award for Knowledge Mobilization Leadership 2026 is now open for nominations! This award recognizes individuals who have made significant contributions to advancing knowledge mobilization (KMb) as a profession and is named in honor of Peter Levesque, a pioneer in the field. Among many achievements in his career, […]

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“Cracking open the egg: tips and tricks for Arts & Humanities on embedding policy impact into research bids”

This post was originally published on UPEN’s website. This blog, written off the back of a workshop held as part of the UPEN Arts & Humanities subcommittee’s 2024 fringe event, hopes to give arts & humanities researchers some food for thought for when they are approaching a new research funding bid. All the insight and […]

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CKF26: Call for Contributions

We are accepting contributions for presentations, workshops, and roundtables that will facilitate active participation, reflection, and learning around knowledge mobilization and research impact. The contribution deadline is February 22, 2026 at 11:59 PM ET.  Contents  Overview   The Canadian Knowledge Mobilization Forum (CKF) is a biennial event that provides opportunities for professional development, learning and networking for […]

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Free Virtual Special Event: “Mobilizing Knowledge, Advancing Women’s, Trans & Non-Binary Health”

Join Partnership for Women’s Health Research Canada (PWHR) and special guest Dr. David Phipps, one of Canada’s leading experts in knowledge mobilization, for an interactive morning of learning, reflection, and strategy-setting. Together, we’ll explore how networks can amplify the real-world impact of research – and help shape PWHR’s 2026–2029 Strategic Framework to advance inclusive health […]

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KMb Journal Club Evaluation Survey

The Knowledge Mobilization (KMb) Journal Club has been a space for members of the Research Impact Canada (RIC) network and the wider KMb community to come together, learn, and discuss research on knowledge mobilization. Over the past year, we’ve explored key themes, shared diverse perspectives, and tackled challenging questions. Now, we’d love to hear from […]

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