Many researchers conduct research outside their home institution, which is also known as multi-jurisdictional research. Examples of this kind of work include scholars collaborating with colleagues at other institutions or physically conducting their own research…
SSHRC’s Connection Grants support events and outreach activities geared toward short-term, targeted knowledge mobilization initiatives. These events and outreach activities represent opportunities to exchange knowledge and to engage on research issues of value to those…
The American Musicological Society (AMS) has a number of Awards, many with deadlines upcoming in the next few months. Deadlines and value varies. For some you must be a member of AMS but for others…
If you or someone on your research team (students, staff, faculty, etc) are particularly skilled in Knowledge Mobilization / Knowledge Transfer / Knowledge Translation please refer them to this project. The project plans to enable…
The Law for the Future Fund provides financial support for legal research conducted under the auspices of the Canadian Bar Association. Amount: unspecified (amounts granted vary from $5000 – $40,000) Deadlines: Faculty Research Office: At…
The Law Foundation of Ontario’s Responsive Grants provide funding to nonprofit organization for programs to improve access to justice for Ontarians. Responsive grants aim to encourage new ideas, approaches, and relationships that can help address…
Do you struggle to find the focus you need to think and write? The 21st-century professor has to manage: the constant barrage of emails;the unending needs of students, colleagues, and family members;the distractions of social…
The Petro-Canada program provides awards to new researchers at Western ($16,000) to recognize, promote and support work that is particularly innovative, impacts positively on the learning environment in their department, and has the potential to be…
From the University of Waterloo’s Survey Research Centre an article describing the pros and cons of using crowdsourcing platforms to recruit participants. photo credit: floffimedia swarm intelligence via photopin (license)
The Canada Council for the Arts (CCA) is Canada’s public arts funder, with a mandate to foster and promote the study and enjoyment of, and the production of works in, the arts. The Council recently…
