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With the participation of Loïc Chauvin, Clara Congdon, Geneviève Dagenais, Hazel May Eckert, Melanie Garcia, Daniel Gillberg, ro heinrich, Sam Lee and Prune Paycha.
This exhibition brings together selected works from four projects to confront the cultural, environmental, and human cost of Russia's ongoing war against Ukraine.
Upcoming events
Join the the Working Group on Feminist Governance in Times of Crisis for a writing retreat hosted on Loyola Campus!
Join us for an exciting showcase of an impressive cohort of student-led startups! Over the past six months, our daring entrepreneurs have worked tirelessly to develop unique products and services.
Learn how to craft a compelling Narrative CV for 2026 research grants (NFRF, FRQ, tri‑agency) at this in‑person Concordia workshop on May 27.
A series of events where Concordians can come together to share loss, support one another through change, and build caring community in a non-judgemental space.
Visit the new Hall IT Service Centre
This session provides faculty members with an overview and update of Mitacs programs and research funding opportunities. It will highlight how Mitacs supports faculty led research through partnerships beyond academia, while also presenting funding and experiential learning opportunities for undergraduate, graduate students and postdoctoral fellows within your teams.
This session provides faculty members with an overview and update of Mitacs programs and research funding opportunities. It will highlight how Mitacs supports faculty led research through partnerships beyond academia, while also presenting funding and experiential learning opportunities for undergraduate, graduate students and postdoctoral fellows within your teams.
Please join us for a visual arts exhibition about food, relationality, intimacy, Cantonese diaspora, print, paintings, found, lanugage, eggs, wood, ceramics, memories, living, handling with care, labour, work, intergenerational, stories, grief, joy, kin, affect, books, zines, letters, you, me.
Get Your Hands Dirty (in the Best Way!) Join us at the Greenhouse for a feel good, soil under your fingernails kind of gathering as we care for our ever growing family of plants. Sip coffee or tea, enjoy some tasty snacks, and learn the secrets of keeping plants happy and thriving. There’ll be time for reflection, conversation, and hands on care—because growth happens best when we slow down, pay attention, and nurture what’s right in front of us. Come for the plants, stay for the calm, leave a little greener than you arrived.
Alliance grants encourage university researchers to collaborate with partner organizations, which can be from the private, public or not-for-profit sectors. These grants support research projects led by strong, complementary, collaborative teams that will generate new knowledge and accelerate the application of research results to create benefits for Canada.
Learn about the Research Support for New Academics program, which helps early-career researchers in science and engineering establish independent research careers, develop innovative projects, and engage students and communities.
The New Frontiers in Research Fund (NFRF) supports world-leading interdisciplinary, international, high-risk / high-reward, transformative and rapid-response Canadian-led research. This panel discussion with successful applicants and committee members will help Concordia researchers to gain insights to this funding agency and the programs it offers! Presenter: Michael Verwey
A hands-on workshop led by Amy Cooper on June 9, 2026, exploring kintsugi collage as an arts-based approach to contemplative pedagogy, reflective practice, and participatory research grounded in Japanese cultural traditions.
These grants support events and outreach activities geared toward short-term, targeted knowledge mobilization initiatives. These events and activities represent opportunities to exchange knowledge and engage with participants on research issues they value. Events and outreach activities funded by a Connection Grant can often serve as a first step toward more comprehensive and longer-term projects. Presenter: Nimalan Yoganathan
Learn how Horizon Europe, the world’s largest research and innovation program, offers Canadians access to global funding and partnerships. Explore opportunities for a wide range of organizations, with a focus on collaborative projects and societal impact through its Pillar 2 clusters.
Learn how the NOVA program, in partnership with NSERC, supports emerging Quebec researchers in building collaborations across Canada in the fields of natural sciences, mathematics, and engineering. Discover how it fosters research excellence, strengthens competitiveness, and drives impactful outcomes for society.
A series of events where Concordians can come together to share loss, support one another through change, and build caring community in a non-judgemental space.
Learn how tri-agency policies from NSERC, CIHR, NFRF, and SSHRC are shaping equity, diversity, and inclusion (EDI) in research. This seminar introduces key expectations and offers practical tips and resources to support inclusive research design and practice.
Learn how the Research Support for New Academics program helps early-career faculty launch independent research careers, develop original projects, and build national and international competitiveness. Discover how it supports emerging scholars in the social sciences, humanities, arts, and literature.
Narrative CVs are required for many of the 2026 research grant competitions (e.g. NFRF, FRQ, and some tri-agency). This workshop series, presented by the Office of Research and Libraries at Concordia, will introduce and offer guidance to faculty members to craft a compelling narrative, and will help participants to start outlining sections!
Join this seminar to learn practical ways to align your research proposal with agency priorities, program requirements, and scoring criteria.
Learn about the FRQ Team Research Project program and how it supports collaboration, innovation, and funding competitiveness for Québec researchers.
Get Your Hands Dirty (in the Best Way!) Join us at the Greenhouse for a feel good, soil under your fingernails kind of gathering as we care for our ever growing family of plants. Sip coffee or tea, enjoy some tasty snacks, and learn the secrets of keeping plants happy and thriving. There’ll be time for reflection, conversation, and hands on care—because growth happens best when we slow down, pay attention, and nurture what’s right in front of us. Come for the plants, stay for the calm, leave a little greener than you arrived.
Get Your Hands Dirty (in the Best Way!) Join us at the Greenhouse for a feel good, soil under your fingernails kind of gathering as we care for our ever growing family of plants. Sip coffee or tea, enjoy some tasty snacks, and learn the secrets of keeping plants happy and thriving. There’ll be time for reflection, conversation, and hands on care—because growth happens best when we slow down, pay attention, and nurture what’s right in front of us. Come for the plants, stay for the calm, leave a little greener than you arrived.
This seminar will offer tips and tricks to help you be more compelling in how you frame and describe your research.
Explore high-risk, high-reward research funding through the Exploration stream and learn how to develop bold, interdisciplinary proposals with impact.
Discover how Insight Grants provide funding for emerging and established scholars to support impactful social sciences and humanities research.
The Department of Philosophy is pleased to welcome invited guest lecturer Tao Jiang.
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