Everything tagged: Research
Invitation To Contribute to the GLAM Value Study

The study will analyze the social and economic impacts of the sector on the basis of data provided by Canadian GLAMs as well as on the basis of a survey of the Canadian population.
News May 22, 2019
Do Canadians want more diverse books?

62% of readers actively seek out books about diverse topics or experiences or by diverse authors. 31% of all respondents said they would read more if they were able to get access to more diverse books
News May 12, 2019
A Statistical Profile of Artists in Canada in 2016 (With Summary Information about Cultural Workers)

Over 180,000 artists in Canada: more than auto workers or utilities workers
News March 27, 2019
Highlights from Budget 2019

Highlights of interest to the Canadian library and information management community
Blog March 19, 2019
New Issue of Evidence Based Library and Information Practice Available

Vol 14, No 1 (2019)
News March 15, 2019
Focus On: LGBTQ+ Children’s Picture Books

“Diversity in children’s picture books is important for two reasons: it exposes us to different worldviews, which fosters empathy, and reflects our own world back at us, which validates our lived experiences.”
Blog March 14, 2019
Concordia University Libraries’ 17th Annual Research Forum – registration now open!

This year’s Research Forum will be held on Friday, April 26th, 2019, at the Loyola Jesuit Hall and Conference Centre.
News February 21, 2019
17e Forum annuel de recherche des Bibliothèques de l’Université Concordia – inscription maintenant ouverte!

Le Forum aura lieu le vendredi 26 avril 2019, au Centre des congrès des Jésuites de Loyola.
News February 21, 2019
Consultation on the new Canadian Research and Development Classification (CRDC)
Canadians are invited to provide feedback on the proposed Canadian Research and Development Classification (CRDC) to ensure it represents modern and Canadian research landscapes.
News February 20, 2019
In the Dark: The Globe and Mail Looks into Canada’s Data Deficit
When it comes to basic data about its own citizens – from divorce rates to driving patterns to labour trends – Canada simply doesn’t have the answers.
News January 26, 2019