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We invite you to join us as Patrick Labelle (he/him), CRECS Principal Researcher and Research Librarian at the University of Ottawa guides us through the key steps of "Conducting a successful scoping review project".

Les échanges sur le populisme et ses liens avec la démocratie lors de nos précédents groupes de lecture ont été d'une grande richesse. Rejoignez-nous le 22 janvier prochain pour continuer cette discussion passionante autour des causes socioculturelles, économiques et politiques du succès électoral de Trump en novembre 2024 ! ...

The School of Political Studies brings together a panel of experts to reflect on Donald Trump's second presidential term in the wake of his swearing-in on January 20, 2025. 

Join us for an insightful webinar hosted by the Centre on Governance (COG) and the Performance and Planning Exchange (PPX) in 2025, focusing on Canada's Quality of Life (QOL) Framework. This event will feature presentations from the Treasury Board Secretariat (TBS) and Statistics Canada, offering a comprehensive overview of the Framework's key concepts...

Join us for an engaging and collaborative discussion on the fundamentals of African Studies and African Diasporas in higher education and beyond.

Améliorez votre compréhension de l'expérience démocratique en participant à une présentation sur le livre « Faire l’expérience de la démocratie. Les tiers-lieux de l’éducation à la citoyenneté des jeunes au Québec ». Les auteures animeront la discussion.

Join us for a webinar organized by the Centre on Governance (COG) and the Performance and Planning Exchange (PPX). Learn how Data-Enabled Results Management (DERM) can predict program outcomes, allocate resources efficiently, and create valuable what-if scenarios. Gregory Richards, Vice-Dean at the Telfer School of Management, will share insights from ...

We invite you to join us as Patrick Labelle (he/him), CRECS Principal Researcher and Research Librarian at the University of Ottawa guides us through the key steps of "Conducting a successful scoping review project".

What better way to condemn the drug addict than to depict her as the embodiment of the death drive, a term that both popularly and theoretically (in its original Freudian iteration) connotes a morbid desire for self-annihilation? 

We invite you to join us on February 11th from 12:00 to 1:00 pm EST for a discussion with John Sylvestre (he/him), full professor with the School of Psychology and Co-Director of CRECS. His presentation is titled "Strengthening Social Housing Communities through Multi-Level Change Strategies".