🗓️ In January, we are launching the first in a series of webinars hosted by the RSC President, Françoise Baylis. ​Join the conversation to learn more about the President's hopes and expectations, ask her questions, and share your ideas.  ⬇️

🎥 Les droits fondamentaux des personnes migrantes à statut précaire sont trop souvent négligés. La professeure Delphine Nakache est admise au Collège de nouveaux chercheurs et créateurs de la @src_rsc pour ses travaux sur la protection des personnes migrantes à statut précaire.

🎥 The fundamental rights of migrants with precarious status are too often neglected. Prof Delphine Nakache has been appointed to the College of New Scholars, Artists, and Scientists of the @src_rsc for her work on the protection of vulnerable migrants.

More than 130 Indigenous scholars and knowledge-holders from Aotearoa NZ (@royalsocietynz), Canada, and Australia (@Science_Academy) gathered from November 24-26 to discuss challenges and opportunities for Indigenous-led research. #Taikura

Plus de 130 chercheurs autochtones et détenteurs du savoir autochtone de l’Aotearoa, du Canada et de l’Australie se sont réunis du 24 au 26 novembre pour discuter des défis et des possibilités que présentent les recherches dirigées par les Autochtones.  https://t.co/hDzOFSFcOi

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🎥 L’État : promoteur de liberté, plus qu’un simple pourvoyeur d’aide sociale! Le professeur Douglas Moggach est l'un des 12 membres du corps professoral de l'@uOttawa à avoir été élu membre de @src_rsc pour ses travaux sur l’histoire de la philosophie et de la pensée politique.

🎥 The state: promoter of freedom, much more than just a paternalistic dispenser of welfare. Prof Douglas Moggach is one of 12 @uOttawa researchers inducted into the @src_rsc – elected as a Fellow for his work on the history of philosophy and political thought.

Un nouvel article publié dans @ConversationCA, corédigé par Bonnie Campbell (MSRC, @UQAM), examine pourquoi les pays riches en minéraux d'Afrique subsaharienne ne profite pas adéquatement de leur richesse minérale. #VoixDeLaSRC https://t.co/jU4h5MgxAx

A new article published in @ConversationCA, co-authored by Bonnie Campbell (FRSC, @UQAM) explores why mineral-rich countries in sub-Saharan Africa are not profiting appropriately from their mineral wealth. #RSCVoices https://t.co/hqRcSXifu7

Au cours de ce webinaire animé par Audrey Moores, Annie Pullen Sansfaçon et Frank Deer livreront leurs points de vue sur l’évolution des politiques liées à l’identité autochtone et sur la manière d’aborder respectueusement cette question. Inscription : https://t.co/Tj6NU1AbPj

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In this webinar, Annie Pullen Sansfaçon and Frank Deer, alongside moderator Audrey Moores, will discuss their views on Indigenous identity, and policy developments, and how it might be explored in respectful, appropriate ways. Register here: https://t.co/fq12ru4jh5

A new @FACETSJournal article, co-authored by @NigelERaine (RSC College, @uofg), explores how restoration and management practices in tallgrass prairie and oak savanna affect bee communities in southern Ontario. Learn more below! 🐝⬇️ https://t.co/PNRM3D2XaR

A new article, co-authored by William W.L. Cheung (FRSC, @UBC, @UBCoceans), explores challenges and opportunities for Canada's mariculture under climate change. Find out more: https://t.co/H5JcuvKLSX 🐟

In an interview, Sonja Boon (RSC College, @MemorialU) shares insights into her new edited book, "Dear Mr. Smallwood", which explores how everyday Newfoundlanders and Labradorians navigated their country’s entry into Confederation with Canada.

Dans une entrevue (en anglais), Sonja Boon (Collège de la SRC, @MemorialU) livre ses réflexions sur son nouveau livre, « Dear Mr. Smallwood », qui décrit comment les Terre-Neuviens ont vécu l’entrée de leur province dans la Confédération canadienne.

That’s a wrap on #Taikura! We explored shaping research agendas, advancing Indigenisation, and supporting transformative change. Thanks to our hosts @royalsocietynz and all delegates. Next stop: Australia for the final summit hosted by @Science_Academy in 2026.

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Frank Deer (Chair of the Canadian Organizing Committee, @umanitoba), alongside colleagues from @Science_Academy and @RoyalSocietyNZ, shared aspirations, accountabilities and actions going forward from #Taikura.

Marie Battiste @imperialbuster (FRSC, @usask) leads a keynote discussion on Indigenous thought leadership in Canada, sharing ongoing community struggles for Indigenous knowledge, and action that needs to happen to build transsystemic transformations. #Taikura

On day two of #Taikura, Annie Pullen Sansfaçon (RSC College, @UMontreal) co-led a wānanga on how to create Indigenous research spaces. Today, Marti Ford (@umanitoba) co-led a wānanga focused on actionable measures to transform academia for Indigenous Peoples.

Aimée Craft (RSC College, @uottawa.ca) co-led a panel on place and space, under theme of Indigenising the academy at the #Taikura summit.

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