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Webinar: Inuit Qaujisarnimut Pilirijjutit | July 8 at 2PM
Kayleigh Osborne2025-07-16T15:46:20-04:00To learn more about how to apply to the Inuit Qaujisarnimut Pilirijjutit, join us for a webinar July 8 at 2PM (EST). ArcticNet & ITK will be available to answer all your questions!
Call for Sessions / Appel à sessions
Kayleigh Osborne2025-07-16T15:46:21-04:00ArcticNet invites proposals for sessions of interest to the northern research community for the Annual Scientific Meeting 2025 (ASM2025) / ArcticNet sollicite des propositions de sessions d'intérêts pour la communauté de recherche nordique pour la Réunion scientifique annuelle 2025 (ASM2025)
Call for Proposals Resources
Erica.Baird2025-07-16T15:46:24-04:00Apply to the call for proposals here! As you complete your proposal, this page will include tools and resources on knowledge mobilization, data management, proposal writing, and research ethics. All program information including application forms and guides are available on Survey Monkey Apply here.If you have any questions or need assistance please contact: For questions about the Partnered Research Program, you can book a meeting with Anne-Laure Agrinier here.Aisha Sada can be reached at aisha.sada@arcticnet.ulaval.ca or IQP@itk.ca for questions about the Inuit Qaujisarnirut Pilirijjutit (IQP)Knowledge Mobilization & CommunicationsWhat is knowledge mobilization?For the purpose of ArcticNet researchers, we...
Introduction to Knowledge Mobilization in Northern Research: A Four Part Series with the Weston Family Foundation
Erica.Baird2025-07-16T15:46:24-04:00REGISTER HERE ArcticNet and the Weston Family Foundation present Introduction to Knowledge Mobilization in Northern Research: A Four Part Series. This series aims to provide attendees with an understanding of knowledge mobilization activities and concepts including theory, data sovereignty, different knowledge systems and practical outputs. With speakers from Research Impact Canada, Ikaarvik, Arctic Eider Society and Young Diplomats of Canada, these webinars are well suited for students, early career researchers, highly qualified personnel, or anyone looking to deepen their understanding of knowledge mobilization. Webinar #1: Knowledge Mobilization 101 with Connie Tang and Sylvia Urbanik from Research Impact CanadaThursday,...