Explore the new issue of Second Language Teacher Education 3.2 for new research on the importance of intellectual humility in #TeachingLeadership; approaches to plurilingual education; research trends in world language education; and more: @hayoreinders

Episode 1 of “Going Steady with Herman Daly” is now available! Delve into the life of Herman Daly, a founding father of ecological economics, with insights from those who knew him best, and unreleased interviews from Daly himself. Tune in here: @c40cities

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Explore the new issue of CJGIM 20.2 for new research on the key physiologic changes in #healthypregnancy; hyptertensive disorders in pregnancies; the importance of early diagnosis of liver disease in pregnancy; and more: @CSIMSCMI #ObstetricMedicine

The new issue of JCCPE is a special issue on Urban Riskscapes, exploring how cities and the institutions that underpin their resilience, such as the insurance industry, are confronting escalating #ClimateRisks. Explore the research: @c40cities

Discover how Cervantes’ deep knowledge of epic poetry shaped his unique literary voice, even though he never wrote an epic himself. Dive into the evolution of his writing in #Cervantes 45.1: #GoldenAge #Literature #EpicPoetry @UniHuelva @of_cervantes

New analysis of Canadian PhD students reveals stark differences in graduation and dropout rates by gender, immigration status, and field. A competing risks model highlights key factors shaping outcomes. Learn more: #HigherEd #EduPolicy @BrockUniversity

Findings suggest Canada’s patent incentives come largely from abroad, supporting a move toward a minimal patent regime. Learn more: . #CDNPolicy #Innovation @UWaterloo

A new article in JCCPE 4.1 examines why cities and regions that are highly exposed to #climate risk have become uninsurable, and maps potential insurance options for urban policymakers. Read the full article: @ProfJarz

Many Canadian physiotherapy grads face challenges transitioning to private practice, especially with business skills and complex cases. Bridging this gap takes teamwork. Read more in #PTC Vol 77 Issue 2: #Physiotherapy #CareerTransition @PhysioCan

Veterans face unique challenges accessing #mentalhealth care—especially when #moralinjury and confidentiality concerns are involved. This #JMVFH study explores complications in help-seeking and offers insights for improving care pathways. @CIMVHR_ICRSMV

Many young female readers love stories about horses. In Jeunesse 17.1, @DHeinecken from @uofl considers representation of horses in early girls’ pony stories. Find the article here: .#Storytelling #LiteraryStudies #YouthFiction

In the new issue of #JEHR, researchers from @UW and @Northeastern explore how varying levels of diversity at different points in the path to becoming a teacher affect the diversity of early-career teachers: .#Diversity

Boys are navigating shifting norms around masculinity—often without guidance. This study explores how #PositiveMasculinity can support emotional openness, diversity, and well-being. Learn more: @UniMelb @UBC @Stanford @Globalmenhealth #MentalHealth

Discover the latest issue of Theatre Research in Canada 46.1. This special edition delves into the challenges and triumphs of #FrancophoneTheatre communities. Explore the full issue here: #Inclusion @UWaterloo @UCalgary

Authors investigate the case of a patient had wrist pain & swelling that turned out to be a rare infection—Mycobacterium kansasii—causing “rice-like” growths in the hand. Read the #CaseReport: @GuthrieClinic

Explore a decade of inspiring art discourse. Jinny Yu reflects on the impact of the Stonecroft Lecture Series, highlighting creative voices from 2018–2024. Read in #NGCReview15: #ArtHistory #CanadianArt #StonecroftLectures @uOttawa @NatGalleryCan

Discover new research in the Canadian Journal of Medical Sonography 16.3. The latest issue spotlights diverse case reports, including a rare case of cardiac sarcoma; three common penile pathologies; the #sonographic spectrum of ectopic pregnancy; and more:

A new article in Genocide Studies International 16.1 explores what “good” #GenocideEducation looks like, examining whether it is effective in diminishing the behaviors that underlie genocidal policies and practices. Read the article: @zoryaninstitute

#CommonConcern podcast is back with episodes 3 and 4! @MLC_Research and Jason Wang introduce their edited book, Creative Resilience and COVID-19, and discuss how cultural narratives and aesthetics serve as forms of resistance: #CJC @MLC_Research @ChenSibo

Canada’s #ClimatePolicy landscape is vast and complex. A new inventory maps 341 policies across jurisdictions, offering insights for researchers and decision-makers tackling GHG emissions. Read in #CPP 51.2: #CanadianPolitics @SFU @UCalgary @JSGSPP