University Research Partners
The development of university and research partnerships enables researchers at the University of Winnipeg to connect their work beyond academia, network with industry and community organizations, and form collaborations that have the potential to make real change at the university level and society more broadly. Learn more about research partnerships with the Unviersity of Winnipeg below.
For questions about research partnerships, contact Lauren Bosc – Program Officer, Research Partnerships, l.bosc@uwinnipeg.ca.
Research Impact Canada (RIC) is a pan-Canadian network of universities committed to maximizing the impact of academic research for the public good in local and global communities. RIC is committed to developing institutional capacities to support creating and assessing impacts of research, scholarship and creative activities by developing and sharing best practices, services and tools.
To read more about RIC, click here.
Canadian Centre for Diversity and Inclusion and CCDI Consulting are forward-looking social organizations with research and learning woven into our DNA, tracing how people identify alongside demographic trends within the Canadian workplace to move employers from diversity to inclusion.
Their mission is to help those we work with be inclusive, free of prejudice and discrimination – and to generate the awareness, dialogue and action for people to recognize diversity as an asset and not an obstacle.
Click here to read more about this organization.
Community Based Research Canada (CBR Canada) is a national champion and facilitator of community-based research excellence, a research approach addressing challenging societal problems. It's mission is to advance community-based research excellence in Canada by strengthening partnerships, bridging capacity, mobilizing knowledge, and championing community-based research among individuals, communities, and institutions.
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Mitacs powers research and development by connecting industry with the best post-secondary institutions to solve business challenges—in Canada and internationally. For 20 years, Mitacs has funded cutting-edge research, created job opportunities for graduate students and helped companies reach their business goals, achieving results that have bolstered the Canadian economy.
Click here to see all the UWinnipeg research project partnerships with Mitacs.
The Newberry Consortium in American Indian Studies (NCAIS) is based out of the Newberry Library, an independent research library in Chicago, Illinois. The membership provides access to significant historical resources and is a platform for discussing new methodologies and honing research skills alongside leading scholars and researchers.
Click here to read more about The Newberry Consortium.