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Research That Resonates: Advancing Knowledge in Arts and Social Sciences

FASS research addresses the world’s most pressing and complex questions. Our cutting-edge researchers work across a broad spectrum of disciplines and engage with scholarly, community, and public audiences through academic publications and presentations, artistic productions, newspaper and magazine articles, reports and policy briefs, and much more.

Arts and Social Sciences Research Review

Research Stories

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Police, Public Trust, and Evidence-Based Reform

Craig Bennell is Director of the Police Research Lab and a widely respected expert in evidence-based policing.

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Black Feminist Praxis and Engaged Anthropology

Beatriz Juárez-Rodríguez’s work grows from the relationships, histories, and embodied knowledge of the communities she is part of.

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The Content Machines and Hidden Labour Transforming Publishing

Sarah Brouillette studies the contemporary publishing industry as a space where cultural, economic, and technological transformations are unfolding in real time.

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Research News

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Three FASS Researchers Honoured by the Royal Society of Canada

Profs. Laura Horak, Rod Phillips and Ming Tiampo have been recognized by the Royal Society of Canada, one of Canada’s most prestigious scholarly honours.

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Fifteen FASS Researchers Awarded SSHRC Insight and Insight Development Grants

Congratulations to the following researchers who were awarded grants by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council.

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FASS Researcher Awarded CIHR Project Grant

Congratulations to Dr. Vivian Lee and Dr. Karen Sewell who were awarded a Project Grant by the Canadian Institute for Health Sciences!

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