CASCA: 2011 Census/recensement 2011

(Version francaise ci-bas)

We are sorry for any inconvenience resulting from problems encountered
with the CASCA membership and listserv email circulation this past
month. We hope these issues have now been addressed. As many of you
will know, the Canadian government intends to cancel the mandatory
long-form questionnaire for the 2011 census. We have attached CASCA's
letter (see below) that was sent to The Honourable Tony Clement in
response last
month.
Martha Radice has kindly provided additional details in her email,
below, and suggests two very good websites that have been keeping
watch on all the census media - one compiled by a geographer, Tracey P
Lauriault: http://datalibre.ca/ and then one at the*CIQSS*(Centre
interuniversitaire québécois de statistiques sociales):
http://www.ciqss.umontreal.ca/fr/recensement2011.html.
We regret any inconvenience to our membership from delayed or dropped
news items. I would like to thank Karli Whitmore, CASCA Membership
Clerk, and Michel Bouchard, Communications Officer, for their tireless
work in resolving this issue.
Wishing you some rest and relaxation for what's left of the summer.
My very best,

Janice Graham
President, CASCA

Veuillez nous excuser des inconvénients occasionnés par les problèmes
d'adhésion à la CASCA et d'envoi de la liste de courriel listserv au
cours du dernier mois. Nous espérons que ces problèmes sont maintenant
réglés. Comme vous le savez peut-être déjà, le gouvernement canadien a
l'intention d'abolir le formulaire long du recensement 2011. Vous
trouverez ci-dessous la lettre qu'a envoyée la CASCA à l'honorable Tony
Clement le mois passé.
Martha Radice a eu l'amabilité de fournir de plus amples détails dans
son courriel ci-dessous et suggère deux très bons sites Web qui
suivent le dossier du recensement. L'un est tenu par le géographe
Tracey P Lauriault : http://datalibre.ca/ et l'autre, par le CIQSS
(Centre interuniversitaire québécois de statistiques sociales) :
http://www.ciqss.umontreal.ca/fr/recensement2011.html.
Nous sommes désolés des inconvénients causés par la publication
tardive ou l'oubli de certaines nouvelles. Je tiens à remercier Karli
Whitmore, responsable des adhésions à la CASCA et Michel Bouchard,
agent d'information, qui ont travaillé sans répit pour régler ce
problème.
Je vous souhaite de vous reposer et de relaxer durant ce qui reste de l'été.
Cordialement,

Janice Graham
Présidente, CASCA

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from the Martha Radice email:

...perhaps you could just add in that there are two very good websites
that have been keeping watch on all the census media - one compiled by
a geographer, Tracey P Lauriault:

http://datalibre.ca/

and then one at the* CIQSS*(Centre interuniversitaire québécois de
statistiques sociales)

http://www.ciqss.umontreal.ca/fr/recensement2011.html

- which has the advantage of being available in both French and English.
Announcing those sites would give members a couple of reliable websites to
keep up to date with the issue. I've sent our letter to both these sites, so
it should be up there. I've also circulated it to the Canadian Association
of Geographers, whose list-serv has been very active.

cheers,
Martha

********
28 juillet 2010

L'honorable Tony Clement
Ministre de l'Industrie
Chambre des Communes
Ottawa, Ontario
K1A 0A6

M. Clement,

La Canadian Anthropology Society/La Société canadienne d'anthropologie
(CASCA) vous incite fortement à renverser la décision qu'a prise votre
gouvernement d'abolir le formulaire long obligatoire pour le
recensement de 2011.

En tant qu'association représentant plus de 500 anthropologues
canadiens, exerçant tant dans la sphère académique que pratique, la
CASCA a le mandat de soutenir et de valoriser la recherche
fondamentale et appliquée en anthropologie et en sciences sociales.
Nous craignons que, sans le formulaire long obligatoire, soient perdus
des repères fiables et significatifs fondés sur des méthodologies
élaborées avec soin et respectées à l'échelle internationale, et
renforcés par une analyse et une collecte de données longitudinales.

De nombreux anthropologues s'appuient sur les données recueillies dans
le formulaire long pour approfondir la connaissance des valeurs et du
tissu social et culturel du Canada. Contrairement à votre déclaration
du 27 juillet 2010 lors du comité parlementaire sur la décision de
votre gouvernement et pour reprendre vos propres exemples, pour les
anthropologues, le nombre de carreaux brisés dans la salle de bain et
la quantité de journées de maladie non payées que prennent les
Canadiens représentent bel et bien d'importants marqueurs des
dimensions sociales, économiques et politiques complexes qui affectent
les habitants de ce pays. Notre capacité à mieux comprendre la santé
et le bien-être des Canadiens, leur prospérité économique et leurs
occasions de progresser est au cœur de notre mandat.

Le formulaire long nous permet de comparer et d'opposer les résultats
descriptifs locaux de nos recherches ethnologiques aux données
statistiques extrêmement robustes obtenues grâce au recensement. Dans
un pays où il n'y a, finalement, que peu de supervision publique des
tendances locales et nationales grâce à l'accès aux bases de données
administratives, le recensement demeure la meilleure option pour
valider les résultats de nos recherches qualitatives auprès des
diverses communautés canadiennes. Notre travail, renforcé par les
statistiques nationales réputées, sert à mieux comprendre les
Canadiens et leurs relations vis-à-vis de la santé, du travail, de la
famille, de leur quartier, de leur gouvernement et de leur citoyenneté.
Au nom de la Canadian Anthropology Society/La Société canadienne
d'anthropologie (CASCA), je vous demande de reconsidérer votre
position quant au formulaire long obligatoire du recensement.

Cordialement,

Janice E. Graham, Ph. D.
Présidente, Canadian Anthropology Society/La Société canadienne
d'anthropologie (CASCA)
Professeure et titulaire de la chaire de recherche du Canada en bioéthique
Professeure, Dép. de bioéthique et Dép. de pédiatrie (maladies
infectieuses), Faculté de Médecine
Professeure de sociologie et de sociologie-anthropologie, Faculté des
Arts et des Sciences sociales
Faculté de Médecine, Dalhousie University
5849, av. University, C-315
Halifax, Nouvelle-Écosse B3H 4H7
Téléphone : 902 494-1897
Site Web de la CASCA : http://www.cas-sca.ca/

c.c. : Le premier ministre Stephen Harper, Michael Ignatieff, Jack
Layton, Gilles Duceppe

*********
July 28, 2010

The Honourable Tony Clement
Minister of Industry
House of Commons
Ottawa, Ontario
K1A 0A6
Dear Mr. Clement,

The Canadian Anthropology Society/La Société canadienne anthropologie
(CASCA) strongly urges you to reverse your government's decision to
cancel the mandatory long-form questionnaire for the 2011 census.
As the association representing over 500 academic and practicing
Canadian anthropologists, CASCA has a mandate to support and advocate
for the necessity of basic and applied research in anthropology and
the social sciences. We are deeply concerned that without the
mandatory longform questionnaire, significant and reliable benchmarks
based upon carefully designed, internationally respected methodologies
reinforced by longitudinal data collection and analysis
will be lost. Many anthropologists rely on the data collected in the
long-form to further explore the values and cultural and social fabric
of Canadian life. In opposition to your July 27, 2010 testimony during
the parliamentary hearings on your government's decision, and using
your own examples, for anthropologists the number of broken bathroom
tiles and the amount of unpaid sick leave that Canadians take are,
indeed, important markers of the complex social, economic
and political dimensions affecting people in this country. Our ability
to better understand the health and well-being of Canadians, their
economic prosperity and their opportunities to advance is central to
our mandate.
The long-form allows us to contrast and compare the descriptive, local
insights gained from our ethnographic research against the extremely
robust statistical data available from the census. In a country where
there is, in fact, very little public oversight of national or local
trends via access and linkage to administrative databases, the census
remains our only viable option in crosschecking the qualitative
research we do with Canadians across the country's diverse
communities. Our work, reinforced by reputable national statistics,
serves to better understand Canadians and their relationships to
health, work, family, neighbourhoods, governments and citizenship.
On behalf of The Canadian Anthropology Society/La Société canadienne
anthropologie (CASCA), I request that you reconsider your position on
the mandatory long-form questionnaire.

Sincerely,

Janice E. Graham, PhD
President, The Canadian Anthropology Society/La Société canadienne
anthropologie (CASCA)
Professor and Canada Research Chair in Bioethics
Professor, Dept of Bioethics and Dept of Pediatrics (Infectious
Diseases), Faculty of Medicine,
Professor of Sociology & Sociology Anthropology, Faculty of Arts &
Social Sciences
Faculty of Medicine, Dalhousie University
5849 University Ave, C-315
Halifax, NS B3H 4H7
Voice: 902 494-1897
CASCA Web: http://www.cas-sca.ca/
cc. Prime Minister Stephen Harper, Michael Ignatieff, Jack Layton,
Gilles Duceppe

Call for Papers

CALL FOR PAPERS

PEOPLE AND POLITICS: INTERACTIONS BETWEEN CITIZENS AND THE CANADIAN STATE
CENTRE FOR CANADIAN STUDIES, MOUNT ALLISON UNIVERSITY
MARCH 3-5, 2011

The Centre for Canadian Studies at Mount Allison University invites
proposals for its 2011 conference, "People and Politics: Interactions
Between Citizens and the Canadian State." This interdisciplinary
conference seeks to explore the various ways that individuals and
groups influence governments and the state and the means by which
political decisions affect the everyday lives of Canadians.

The Centre for Canadian Studies welcomes proposals on subjects related
to the conference them from established scholars, graduate students,
and independent scholars from a variety of academic disciplines.
Potential themes include, but are not limited, to:

* Political communications
* Historical interactions between citizens and the state
* Interest groups and lobbying
* Social and political diversity
* Alternative politics and social movements
* Federal, provincial, and municipal politics
* Representation of citizens and/or the state
* The present and future of Canadian political relations

Please submit a 250-word proposal with a listing of up to 5 keywords
to describe your proposed presentation to:
Email: politicsconference@mta.ca<mailto:politicsconference@mta.ca>
Fax: (506) 364-2645
Mail: Centre for Canadian Studies
Mount Allison University
Sackville, NB E4L 1G9

All submissions must be received by November 12, 2010.

Participants will also have the opportunity to be considered for a
published collection following the conference.

Liberal Arts Conference Update

International Conference on the Liberal Arts:
Looking Back and Moving Forward
The Next 100 Years of Liberal Arts – Confronting the Challenges
September 30-October 2, 2010

Planning for our International Conference on the Liberal Arts (September
30th – October 2nd, 2010) is progressing very well, and there is still
time to register! With more than 50 presentations and workshops
scheduled, 4 Keynote addresses, and 250 registrants expected, we are
looking forward to a very successful event! Below we have highlighted
some of the Conference events:

Keynote Speakers

The conference will offer four Keynote presentations:

Ronald Wright: The Future of the Past: Escaping the parochialism of the
present
Henry Giroux: Beyond Bailouts: Rethinking the Neoliberal Subject Higher
Education
Dorothy Smith: Thinking it Through – Retaining Critical Thinking and
Social Conscience
Phil McShane: Liberal Arts: the Heart of Future Science

Panels

As well, the Conference now includes several additional panel discussions
around various topics which relate to the future of the Liberal Arts. One
such panel, to be presented on Saturday afternoon, is entitled, "The
Liberal Arts and their Value to Society: Engaged Citizen or Educated
Worker?", and will include Michael Higgins (Vice-President for Mission and
Catholic Identity at Sacred Heart University) and Tim Coates (Executive
Director and founding member of 21inc.), among others.

On Friday there will be additional panels, such as "Abiding Visions of the
University", (with Janice Newson, Claire Polster, Dorothy Smith, Jennie
Hornosty, and Mathew Hayes) and "Stories of Dialogue: Collaborative
Reflections from Directors of Free Humanities Programs", (with Mary Lu
Roffey-Redden, Laurie Meredith, Stasha Huntingford, Becky Cory, Margot
Leigh Butler, and Doug West).

The Closing Panel, "The Economics of the University", will include Robert
Campbell (President, Mount Allison University), David Robinson (Associate
Executive Director, CAUT), Byron James (Deputy Minister, Province of New
Brunswick), and Ella Henry (Student Union President of St. Thomas
University).

For additional information on the speakers, registration, accommodations,
and schedule please visit the conference website www.stu.ca/libconf/ or
contact the Conference Chair at jcoates@stu.ca.

All the best,

John Coates, Chair,
Conference Planning Committee

CFP for Curatorial Dreams: Critics Imagine Exhibitions

Call for Papers

Curatorial Dreams: Critics Imagine Exhibitions

Shelley Ruth Butler & Erica Lehrer, eds.

The academic field of museum studies and the practical sphere of
museology are both in a period of intense growth and ferment, yet there
are unexamined and unresolved tensions between the domains of theoretical
reflection and professional practice. Museum criticism is rarely
constructive; the impulse is to find fault with exhibitions, most often
around questions of representation and politics. Thus, a foundational
body of critical museology associates exhibitions with the politics of
exclusion, containment and self-regulation (eg.
Bennett 1995, Duncan 1991, Karp and Lavine, eds. 1991). But these
critiques often threaten and alienate practitioners, who must
negotiate practical and political constraints even as they themselves
attempt to stretch towards new vistas in their exhibitionary practice
(eg. Macdonald 2006, McCarthy 2007). Further, critical and
pessimistic accounts of exhibitionary politics are at odds with the sense
of optimism expressed by many museum educators and museum
mission statements regarding the potential of museums to contribute to an
inclusive and enriching public sphere (Butler 1999).

Curatorial Dreams explores and innovatively bridges these tensions
between theory and practice. In a unique challenge, we ask critics to
respond conceptually, concretely and imaginatively to their own
critiques, inviting them to step into curators? shoes with empathy and
imagination. Specifically, contributors will envision new exhibitions and
interventions inspired by their own critical approaches to
exhibitions in museums and related heritage and public culture sites.

Contributors to this volume will be asked to:

1) Review their critical work on museums and public representations;

2) Outline an imaginary exhibition that responds to these critiques;

3) Use the exercise to reflect on the value of curatorial dreaming for
both critics and practitioners.
Authors will be asked to title their imaginary exhibitions and
interventions, to have specific sites in mind for their work, and to have
examples of artifacts, texts, performances, or other media.
Authors need not walk readers/visitors through an entire exhibition, but
they must be able to evoke key moments of engagement. In some cases,
authors may imagine a process of exhibition development with key
stakeholders and participants. Contributors will be expected to make
their curatorial goals ? typically hidden from the public ?
explicit. In this volume, would-be curators will evaluate their
exhibitionary strategies and hoped for outcomes.

Some critics may propose fanciful exhibitions, while others may offer
more realistic, politically astute plans. But Curatorial Dreams
demands that attention be paid to the exhibition/intervention site as
well as the impact of the curators? subject-position in relation to their
proposal. Sites that might be used include establishment
museums, art galleries, community museums and centers, as well as
heritage walks, parks, cafes, transportation systems, advertisement
spaces, or other more ?vernacular? sites. Since much critical
museology is directed at metropolitan, national, and ?destination?
museums, a portion of this volume will address these types of sites.
Another portion will include innovative interventions in heritage sites
and vernacular landscapes. We plan to include perspectives from a variety
of scholars who may not have previously envisioned
themselves as curators, from disciplines such as history,
anthropology, sociology, geography, social work, law, art history,
philosophy, cultural studies, and others.

Questions that this volume seeks to engage include:

1. How can critiques of culture and representation be transformed into
exhibitions and public interventions, both within and outside of museums?

2. What kinds of social issues are exhibitions well positioned to
address? How do curators? social and cultural identities influence the
politics and possibilities of exhibitions.

3. What new curatorial strategies might better encourage and enable
audience engagement with specific sites and key social and political
issues? How can curators navigate social and political constraints within
and beyond their institutions?

4. How does the ?curatorial imagination? differ from academic
criticism, and how might having scholars experiment with curatorship
potentially transform criticism?

5. Can bridging the curator/critic divide help destabilize the
widespread institutional divide in museums between curators and
educators?

Interested contributors should send a proposal (250-500 words) as well as
a bio and CV to the editors: Shelley.butler@mcgill.ca and
elehrer@alcor.concordia.ca

Deadline for proposal submission: June 15, 2010 (early submissions are
encouraged)
Notification of inclusion: mid-July, 2010
Submission due (first draft): November 15. 2010

Robert Paine (more follow-up)

If anyone is interested the page for the Department of Anthropology at
Memorial is featuring a tribute to Robert as well, including some
photos and several postings from his friends and colleagues.

http://www.mun.ca/anthro/robert_paine/Index.php

Please Ignore: Just a test

Please ignore. SVP ignorez.

Robert Paine (follow-up)

Colleagues might also be interested in this short article about the passing
of Robert Paine, with lots of web links to relevant works and websites, on
the anthropology blog antropologi.info:

http://www.antropologi.info/blog/anthropology/2010/robert-paine

***

The Globe and Mail reports the passing of our distinguished colleague
and friend, Robert Paine.


http://v1.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/LAC.20100717.OBPAINEATL/BDAStory/BDA/deaths

Final deadline for Nomination Holberg Prize 2011 is 15 September 2010

Dear Professor

NOMINATION HOLBERG PRIZE
The Board of the Ludvig Holberg Memorial Fund invites you to nominate
the Holberg International Memorial Prize for outstanding work in the
academic fields of the arts and humanities, social science, law and
theology. The prize for 2011 is NOK 4,5 million (approximately EUR
530,000/USD 785,000*), and was established by the Norwegian Government
in 2003.

Letters of nomination must be sent to us by 15 September 2010.

Holberg Prize Laureates:
2010: Natalie Zemon Davis
2009: Ian Hacking
2008: Fredric R. Jameson
2007: Ronald Dworkin
2006: Shmuel N. Eisenstadt
2005: Jürgen Habermas
2004: Julia Kristeva

How to nominate?
Scholars holding a senior position at universities and other research
institutions within the above mentioned academic fields are entitled
to nominate candidates for the Holberg Prize. The Holberg Prize's
Academic Committee will base its assessment on the letters of
nomination which must state the reasons for the nomination (2 to 3
pages). Letters should also contain a brief CV for the candidate and
suggest referees who know the scholar and his/her work. Joint
nominations do not strengthen a candidacy. Nominations are strictly
confidential.

For more information:
http://holbergprisen.no/en/nomination.html

The award ceremony takes place in Bergen in June 2011.

If you have questions, please don´t hesitate to contact Ms Trine
Kleven, Project Manager in Holberg Prize: trine.kleven@holbergprisen.no


Yours Sincerely,

Professor Jan Fridthjof Bernt
Chair of Ludvig Holberg Memorial Fund
www.holbergprisen.no

*Currency rates may change. Present rates from January 2010.
 

Appel de soumission pour Monde des femmes 2011

(english follows)



R�PONDEZ � L'APPEL.

Vous �tes engag�e dans la recherche ou vous plaidez pour l'�galit� des femmes, leurs droits ou leur autonomisation?

Vous devez assister Mondes des Femmes 2011 , l'occasion r�v�e de nous rassembler et d'�changer. Soyez partie prenante de cette conversation.

Le 30e anniversaire de cette conf�rence f�ministe internationale et interdisciplinaire aura lieu du 3 au 7 juillet 2011 au Canada, dans la ville d'Ottawa-Gatineau.

Jusqu'au 15 septembre 2010, nous acceptons des propositions venant des milieux universitaires et communautaires, tout autant que de groupes, personnes, coalitions, r�seaux et �quipes.



Nous esp�rons que vous allez R�PONDEZ � L'APPEL .

MF 2011 va rassembler des universitaires, militantes, chercheures, d�cisionnaires politiques, travailleuses, activistes et artistes de tous �ges et de partout pour �changer sous le grand th�me �Inclusions, exclusions et r�clusions: Vivre dans un monde globalis�.

Pour plus d'information: info@mondesdesfemmes.ca



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ANSWER THE CALL.

Are you engaged in research and/or advocacy relating to women's equality, women's rights, women's empowerment?

Then you should know about Women's Worlds 2011 , a place where we can all connect and converse. The conversation includes you.

The 30th anniversary of this international and interdisciplinary global feminist conference will take place in Ottawa-Gatineau, Canada from 3-7 July of 2011.

Until September 15, 2010, we are accepting proposals from academia, the community level, and everywhere in between -- groups, individuals, coalitions, networks, teams.



We hope you will ANSWER THE CALL.

This event will bring together academics, advocates, researchers, policy-makers, workers, activists, and artists of all ages from around the world under the theme "Inclusions, exclusions, and seclusions: Living in a globalized world".

For more information: info@womensworlds.ca

Call for a new boundary-crossing network: Anthropology and Mobility

*** Apologies for cross-postings ***

/Call for a new boundary-crossing network/
*Anthropology and Mobility*
Convenor: Noel B. Salazar

Mobility, as a concept-metaphor, captures the common impression that
people�s life-worlds are in constant flux, with not only persons
(including anthropologists), but also cultures, objects, capital,
businesses, services, diseases, media, images, information, and ideas
circulating across (and even beyond) the planet. Among anthropologists,
it is fashionable these days to study tourism, migration, diaspora, and
exile; cosmopolitanism and transnationalism; global markets and
commodity chains; and global information and communication technologies,
media, and popular culture. The literature is replete with metaphorical
conceptualizations attempting to describe perceived altered spatial and
temporal movements: deterritorialization, reterritorialization, and
scapes; time�space compression, distantiation, or punctuation; the
network society and its space of flows; the death of distance and the
acceleration of modern life; and nomadology. The interest in mobility
goes hand in hand with theoretical approaches that reject a sedentarist
metaphysics in favour of a nomadic one and empirical studies on diverse
mobilities, questioning taken-for-granted correspondences between
peoples, places, and cultures.

While anthropologists traditionally tended to ignore or regard
border-crossing movements as deviations from normative place-bound
communities, cultural homogeneity, and social integration, the
discourses of globalization and cosmopolitanism of the 1990s shifted the
pendulum in the opposite direction, mobility often being promoted as
normality, and (too much) place attachment a digression or resistance
against globalizing forces. At the same time, critically engaged
anthropologists were among the first to point out that not all
mobilities are valued equally positively and that the very processes and
regimes that produce trans-border movements also result in geographical
and social immobility.

This new scholarly network aims to facilitate theoretical and
methodological exchanges on anthropology and mobility. What is the
analytical purchase of (im)mobility as a conceptual framework to study
and understand the current human condition? What are the most adequate
methods to research objects of study �on the move�? The network will not
only foster intellectually stimulating debates among anthropologists
working on mobility along various thematic and conceptual lines, but
will also create exciting opportunities for collaborative research and
publications.

We kindly invite everyone interested to attend our first network
meeting, which will be held during the 11th EASA Biennial Conference in
Maynooth, Ireland (24-27th August). The meeting will take place on
Wednesday, 25 August, from 20.00 until 21.30. The exact location will be
announced at the conference through flyers (http://www.easaonline.org/).

Those who want to express their interest in joining the network may contact:
Noel B. Salazar, Ph.D.
Cultural Mobilities Research (CuMoRe)
Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Leuven
Parkstraat 45, bus 3615, BE-3000 Leuven
Noel.Salazar@soc.kuleuven.be

CALL FOR AUTHORS: Encyclopedia of Consumption and Waste: The Social Science of Garbage

Greetings,

We are inviting academic editorial contributors to a new reference work on
consumption and waste, or the social science of garbage.

Archaeologists and anthropologists have long studied artifacts of refuse
from the distant past as a portal into ancient civilizations, but examining
what we throw away today tells a story in real time and becomes an
important and useful tool for academic study. Trash is studied by
behavioral scientists who use data compiled from the exploration of
dumpsters to better understand our modern society and culture. Why does the
average American household send 470 pounds of uneaten food to the garbage
can on an annual basis? How do different societies around the world cope
with their garbage in these troubled environmental times? How does our
trash give insight into our attitudes about gender, class, religion, and
art? The Encyclopedia of Consumption and Waste explores the topic across
multiple disciplines within the social sciences and ranges further to
include business, consumerism, environmentalism, and marketing. Each
article ranges from 600 to 3,000 words. We are now making assignments due
October 1, 2010.

This comprehensive project will be published by SAGE Reference and will be
marketed to academic and public libraries as a print and digital product
available to students via the library?s electronic services. The General
Editor, who will be reviewing each submission to the project, is Dr.
William Rathje, emeritus University of Arizona, the top scholar in the
field.

If you are interested in contributing to this cutting-edge reference, it
is a unique opportunity to contribute to the contemporary literature,
redefining sociological issues in today?s terms. Moreover, it can be a
notable publication addition to your CV/resume and broaden your publishing
credits. SAGE Publications offers an honorarium ranging from SAGE book
credits for smaller articles up to a free set of the printed product or
access to the online product for contributions totaling 10,000 words or
more.

The list of available articles is already prepared, and as a next step we
will e-mail you the Article List (Excel file) from which you can select
topics that best fit your expertise and interests. Additionally, Style and
Submission Guidelines will be provided that detail article specifications.

If you would like to contribute to building a truly outstanding reference
with the Encyclopedia of Consumption and Waste: The Social Science of
Garbage, please contact me by the e-mail information below. Please provide
a brief summary of your academic/publishing credentials in related issues.

Thanks very much.
Joseph K. Golson
consumption@golsonmedia.com

Childhoods Conference: Mapping the Landscapes of Childhood - May 2011

Call for Papers

Childhoods Conference: Mapping the Landscapes of Childhood

Venue: University of Lethbridge, Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada

Date: Thursday, May 5 – Saturday, May 7, 2011 

This multidisciplinary conference will engage scholars and practitioners from a wide variety of academic disciplines (including the sciences, arts, humanities, social sciences, policy studies, and education) in a consideration of the state of child studies, which has changed significantly in recent decades.   Disciplines long dedicated to the study of the child, and childhood, have been recently revitalized and are engaged with the central problematic of what the child and childhood represent, including how these categories relate to others such as infant and youth.  Figured in the plural, childhoods pose a significant crossroads for theoretical and empirical work on the nature of being human and development broadly construed.  Various disciplines consider childhood as an experience, as a biological fact, as a social category, as an artistic and literary construct, as a category for historical and demographic analysis, as a category of personhood, and as a locus for human rights and policy interventions.  Participating scholars will examine childhoods of the past, present, and future from around the world, and will present research results, policy approaches, and theoretical paradigms that are emergent in this re-engagement with the child and childhood.   Bringing together divergent networks of expertise, this conference offers the opportunity for new research collaborations and the scholarly dissemination of innovative research.

 

Conference Format: three days of multidisciplinary panels with scholarly presentations on conference themes; poster sessions; several keynote events; practitioner sessions; and a film night.

 

Conference Themes and Questions:  definitions and boundaries of childhood:  invented or discovered?; indigenous theories and experiences of childhood; the importance of gender; the impact of globalization; the impact of changing technologies on children and childhood, and on the study of children and childhood; concepts of adolescence; vulnerability and empowerment; and health, development, disability, and risk.  Proposals for papers on additional themes will also be considered.

Keynote Speakers: 

• Dr. Patrizia Albanese (Co-director of the Centre for Children, Youth and Families, Ryerson University)
• Dr. Mona Gleason (Department of Educational Studies, University of British Columbia)
• Dr. Allison James (Professor of Sociology and Director of the Interdisciplinary Centre of the Social Sciences, University of Sheffield)
• Dr. Perry Nodelman (Professor Emeritus, Department of English, University of Winnipeg)
• Dr. Mavis Reimer (Canada Research Chair in the Culture of Childhood and Director of the Centre for Research in Young People's Texts and Cultures, University of Winnipeg)
• Dr. Richard Tremblay (Director, Research Unit on Children's Psychosocial Maladjustment, University of Montreal)

Submission Guidelines:  For presentations, and for posters, please submit a 300 to 500 word proposal/abstract by October 1, 2010 on the conference website: www.uleth.ca/conreg/childhoods/  Proposals for organized panels that are multidisciplinary are also welcome. Please note that presentations should be a maximum of 20 minutes in length. We would especially like to encourage graduate students to contribute posters on their current research and will offer a prize for best student poster.

 

For more information and to submit abstracts, please see the conference website

www.uleth.ca/conreg/childhoods. For general inquiries, please contact childhoods@uleth.ca.

Call for Papers - Special Issue - NEXUS: The Canadian Student Journal of Anthropology

*NEXUS: The Canadian Student Journal of Anthropology*
* http://digitalcommons.mcmaster.ca/nexus*
Department of Anthropology, McMaster University
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

*July 21st, 2010*

*CALL FOR PAPERS

Volume 22*
*
*
*SPECIAL ISSUE: The ANTHROPOLOGY of INFECTIOUS DISEASE*

*Submission Deadline: **September 7th, 2010*
* *

Greetings, students of Anthropology!

*NEXUS* is seeking submissions for a *SPECIAL ISSUE** on the "Anthropology
of Infectious Disease".**
*
This topic has been a particular area of interest for many former & current
McMaster Anthropology students. We are seeking to highlight a great
tradition of scholarly works in this topic area by anthropology students,
whether or not the work was produced during McMaster University course
and/or thesis work. Please consider submitting your publication-quality
theoretical, methodological, critical, applied, or other types of works.

As with other academic peer-reviewed journals, our double-blind review
process will ensure that your work remains completely confidential until the
publication stage. Procedures for submission, review, and publication
decisions can be found at our NEW website, *
http://digitalcommons.mcmaster.ca/nexus* - just click on the "Policies &
Submission Guidelines" link in the left-hand column (or access the author
guidelines in
PDF<http://digitalcommons.mcmaster.ca/nexus/2010_Nexus_Submission_Guidelines.pdf>
).

*All submissions must be uploaded ONLINE to the Nexus website, which is now
ready to accept submissions!

The deadline for submissions is September 7th, 2010.**
*
Nexus is an open-access, online-only journal with the release of Volume 21
in 2009. All past issues can now be accessed, free-of-charge, in PDF format,
made possible by DigitalCommons powered by Bepress and the libraries of
McMaster University.

Please consider submitting your work to Nexus. Thank you for your
consideration, and please contact us with any questions at *
nexusjournal@gmail.com*, or visit
*http://digitalcommons.mcmaster.ca/nexus*for more information.

Sincerely,

Your Volume 22 SPECIAL ISSUE Editorial Board

Alison M. Devault & Jessica Pace

Dalhousie University - Job Posting

Position: James R. Johnston Chair in Black Canadian Studies
University: Dalhousie University
Departments: Psychology, Computer Science, Social Anthropology

Established in 1818, Dalhousie is one of Canada's top teaching and
research universities and the largest university in Atlantic Canada with
approximately 15,500 students and 12 Faculties. This Endowed Chair is a
tenured, senior academic position, and was established by Dalhousie to:
contribute to the field of Black Canadian Studies; advance Black studies
in the university; and establish better links with the wider community,
especially the African Canadian community. This will be Dalhousie's third
appointment to the James R. Johnston Chair in Black Canadian Studies, and
is being recruited to one of three faculties: Faculty of Science
(Psychology), Faculty of Computer Science, or Faculty of Arts and Social
Sciences (Social Anthropology).

The appointment is effective July 1, 2011. The closing date for
applications is August 25, 2010.

More information: wanda.bernard@dal.ca
<mailto:wanda.thomas.bernard@dal.ca> ; applications:
katherine.rudolph@dal.ca

If you require any further information, please contact me.

Thank you,

Katherine

Katherine Rudolph, BSA
Administrative Assistant
to Susan Spence Wach, Associate Vice-President Academic Programs
to Kim Thomson, Special Projects Coordinator
Dalhousie University
Room 108, Henry Hicks Academic Administration Building
6299 South Street
Halifax, NS B3H 4H6
Tel: (902) 494-7806
Fax: (902) 494-1658

special edition-IPPH-July-ebulletin-ISPP-juillet-numero special

Le texte français suit le texte anglais.


Contents
Global Health Research Casebook


CIHR-IPPH-CPHA Call for Population and Public Health Research Milestones
CIHR International Review 2011
CIHR 10-year Anniversary



Other News

Funding Opportunities, Grants, and Awards

Fellowships and Training Awards

Calls for Abstracts

Berlin Roundtables on Transnationality
CPHA, NB/PEI Branch Conference: Managing Multiple Priorities in Public
Health Practice
2010 National Conference on Health Statistics

Upcoming Events

Job Opportunities

Links of Interest

Communications

IPPH E-mailing List




The Global Health Research Casebook




CALL FOR ABSTRACTS



To consolidate lessons and experiences gained through applied global
health research partnerships, the Global Health Research Initiative
(GHRI) is inviting Case examples to contribute to a Global Health
Research Casebook. This Casebook will present concrete examples of how
Canadian-LMIC research partnerships have operationalized efforts to
reduce health inequities across a range of themes. This requires a
context-specific understanding of the social, economic and political
factors that determine people's health, not only through their
interactions with the health system and other sectors, but also
through their access to a range of resources and opportunities.



This Casebook aims to highlight practical, relevant and transferable
lessons by encouraging focused reflection among global health research
practitioners on emerging trends, insights and important advances in
addressing root causes of health disparities, the different effects of
policy interventions, and viable alternatives with the overall aim of
improving equity. Cases will provide concrete examples of the value of
global health research towards improving health and health systems to
share with research and policy communities and civil society.



Case Abstracts:
Case abstracts may be submitted in either French or English; they must
be no more than 500 words and be written in narrative style using
plain language.

Eligible Themes:
-strengthening health systems
-healthy policy and governance
-prevention and control of chronic disease
-prevention and control of emerging infectious disease
-interactions of health, environment and development
-emerging issues and trends in global health research



CASEBOOK TIMELINE

August 1st, 2010: Case abstracts due

Early September 2010: Selection of complete Cases

Late September 2010: Invitation for complete Cases

Late November 2010: Submission of complete Cases

March 2011: Expected month of Casebook publication



IMPORTANT NOTE - All abstracts must be submitted electronically to
Anna Dion (adion@idrc.ca <mailto:adion@idrc.ca> ) by 5 pm (EST) on
August 1st, 2010.



Please visit www.ghri.ca <http://www.ghri.ca/> for more information
and the abstract submission form.



For more information, please contact:



Anna Dion, Program Officer

Global Health Research Initiative

adion@idrc.ca <mailto:adion@idrc.ca> / +1 613 696-2198




CIHR-IPPH-CPHA Call for Population and Public Health Research Milestones


On the occasion of its 100th anniversary, the Canadian Public Health
Association (CPHA) has identified 12 public health achievements in an
effort to celebrate the contributions of public health from a Canadian
perspective and to make our public health history more visible. For
more information, please see the CPHA Centenary website
<http://cpha100.ca/> .

To complement this effort, the CIHR-Institute of Population and Public
Health (CIHR-IPPH) is partnering with the Canadian Public Health
Association to initiate a call for milestones in public health
research that have significantly contributed to the public's health in
Canada and globally.

These milestones in research will be published on the CPHA website,
the IPPH newsletter and website as well as also featured during CPHA's
anniversary month (September 2010) and in a special insert in the
Canadian Journal of Public Health.

Full applications must be submitted electronically by this date:
August 3rd, 2010

Please visit our website for more information:
http://www.cihr-irsc.gc.ca/e/41357.html




CIHR International Review 2011


As CIHR reaches its tenth anniversary, and in keeping with its
legislated responsibility, the CIHR Governing Council is coordinating
a second International Review of CIHR. The review will address the
following overarching question(s): 1) Has CIHR been effective in
fulfilling its mandate as outlined in the CIHR Act? 2 )How can CIHR
improve at achieving its mandate?

The review will be conducted by an International Review Panel
<http://www.cihr.ca/e/41798.html> chaired by Dr. Elias Zerhouni. In
addition, the International Review Panel will receive input from 13
Expert Review Teams <http://www.cihr.ca/e/41823.html> that have been
recruited to conduct reviews of the CIHR Institutes. The 2011
International Review will take place in Ottawa, starting with the
Institute reviews in February 2011, followed by the International
Review Panel meeting in March 2011.

Following the Panel's deliberations, Dr. Zerhouni will report the
findings and recommendations to the CIHR Governing Council. The final
report will be made public some time after its presentation to the
Governing Council in June 2011.

For more information regarding the International Review please
contact: InternationalReview@cihr-irsc.gc.ca
<mailto:InternationalReview@cihr-irsc.gc.ca> .




CIHR 10-year Anniversary




Today is a special day for CIHR - it's our 10th anniversary as an
organization.

In the 1990s, a small group of Canadian health research visionaries
proposed the creation of a radically new kind of health research
organization in Canada. It would respond to the challenges and
opportunities of a new century, one shaped by such monumental
scientific and technical shifts as the Human Genome Project and the
Internet. This movement produced CIHR, officially created by an Act of
Parliament on June 7, 2000.



Today, Canadians expect and depend on the world's most advanced health
research to respond to the complex range of health issues we face. By
promoting research excellence, CIHR has succeeded over the last 10
years in advancing health research and mobilizing the scientific
community to address the health priorities of Canadians.



Our 10th anniversary is a chance to reflect on and celebrate a decade
of health research successes and their positive impacts. More
importantly, it's an opportunity to renew our focus on the next 10
years.

Message from Alain Beaudet, MD, PhD,
CIHR President



For more information please visit the CIHR website:
http://www.cihr-irsc.gc.ca/e/193.html




________________________________________________


Other News


Funding Opportunities, Grants, and Awards




IPPH funding opportunities can be found here
<http://www.researchnet-recherchenet.ca/rnr16/srch.do?view=search> by
selecting the Institute of Population and Public Health under the CIHR
Institute** dropdown menu.





2010-2011 IPPH Institute Community Support (ICS) Program

The ICS Program is designed to foster community development by
providing grants and awards to individuals and organizations for the
purposes of:

* Aiding research and knowledge translation activities where the
circumstances fall outside CIHR's programs.
* Supporting organizations and activities whose goals are consistent
with the Institute's and CIHR's vision, mandate and strategic
directions.

* IPPH Mentorship Opportunities <http://www.cihr-irsc.gc.ca/e/36067.html#a>
* IPPH Visiting Scholar <http://www.cihr-irsc.gc.ca/e/36067.html#b>
* IPPH Lectureships in Population and Public Health Research
<http://www.cihr-irsc.gc.ca/e/36067.html#c>
* IPPH Skills Update Travel Awards for Postdoctoral Fellows and
Investigators <http://www.cihr-irsc.gc.ca/e/36067.html#d>
* IPPH Travel Awards <http://www.cihr-irsc.gc.ca/e/36067.html#e>

For more information please visit the Institute Community Support
Website: http://www.cihr-irsc.gc.ca/e/36067.html





Population Health Intervention Research to Promote
Health and Health Equity

The purpose of this funding opportunity is to support the prompt
initiation of intervention research on rapidly unfolding programs,
policies and resource distribution approaches that have the potential
to impact health and health equity at the population level. This
funding opportunity strongly encourages close collaboration between
program implementers (e.g. decision-makers and researchers). Only
research projects that are out of the control of the researcher will
be considered, meaning that the researcher is not responsible for
designing or implementing the intervention.

Important Dates

Competition

Competition 1 - Phase 1

Competition 1 - Phase 2

Competition 2 - Phase 1

Competition 2 - Phase 2

LOI Deadline

Deadline past



2010-08-01



LOI Notice of Decision

Deadline past



2010-09-01



Application Deadline



Deadline Past



2010-11-08

Application Notice of Decision



2010-09-30



2011-02-28

Funding Start Date



2010-10-01



2011-02-28



The maximum amount awarded for a single grant is $100,000 per year for
up to 2 years.



Please visit
http://www.researchnet-recherchenet.ca/rnr16/vwOpprtntyDtls.do?prog=923&&view=currentOpps&org=CIHR&type=AND&resultCount=25&sort=program&all=1&masterList=true for further details regarding the Population Health Intervention Research (Summer
2010
Competition)

Please visit
http://www.researchnet-recherchenet.ca/rnr16/vwOpprtntyDtls.do?prog=1018&view=search&terms=Operating+Grant%3A+Population+Health+Intervention+Research&org=CIHR&type=AND&resultCount=25 for further details regarding the Population Health Intervention Research (Fall
2010
Competition).
___________________________________________________________________




WHO Grants Program for Implementation Research:
Call for Letters of Intent


The Alliance for Health Policy and Systems Research (HSS/AHPSR)

The Special Programme for Research and Training in Tropical Diseases (IER/TDR)

Special Programme of Research, Development and Research Training in
Human Reproduction (HRP)

Child and Adolescent Health and Development (FCH/CAH)



WHO (The Alliance HPSR, TDR, HRP, and CAH) is pleased to announce the
Call for Letters of intents of the Grants Programme related to the
Implementation Research Platform for the years 2010-2011.



Through this call, we are inviting letters of intent for conducting
implementation research studies that would assist the scaling-up of
health interventions to accelerate progress on MDGs 4, 5 and 6, and
promote sustainability in the strengthening of health systems. The
following three types of research studies will be considered:

a. New implementation research studies;

b. Additional implementation research within ongoing studies;

c. Analyses of relevant existing datasets and policy analyses from
completed qualitative and quantitative studies or datasets collected
as part of routine reporting systems

Deadline: July 31st, 2010

Address for additional information and where to send the letter of intent

Secretariat

The Alliance for Health Policy and Systems Research

Avenue Appia 20

CH-1211 Geneva

Switzerland

Tel.: +41 (0) 22 791 2973

Fax: +41 (0) 22 791 4817

E-mail: alliancehpsr@who.int



IMPORTANT: Please make sure to include the following wording in the
subject line of the e-mail: Letter of Intent, Implementation Research
Platform



­­

Eco Health Emerging Infectious Diseases Research in South Asia-
Competition for Grants





Call for Letters of Intent:
Canada's International Development Research Centre (IDRC) Ecosystems
and Human Health Program and the Global Health Research Initiative
(GHRI) are pleased to launch the competitive Ecohealth Emerging
Infectious Diseases (Eco EID) Call for Research Proposals in South
East (SE) Asia. The Call is funded by IDRC, the Canadian International
Development Agency, and the Australian Agency for International
Development. This call invited letters of intent (LOI) from
multi-country, multi-disciplinary teams composed of SE Asian low and
middle income country (LMIC) researchers.


The goal of this call is to build capacity for ecohealth research on
emerging and re-emerging infectious diseases (re-EIDs) and generate
knowledge to enhance the prevention, preparedness and response to EIDs
in SE Asia in locally relevant and sustainable ways.


Research grants are intended to support projects on the dynamics
between environmental change, development and EIDs in SE Asia.


LOIs should address at least one of the following themes in their
relation to EIDs: Environmental changes (climate change, land use,
wildlife, etc.); Socio-economic activities (livelihoods, trade,
agriculture, etc); Community and individual vulnerabilities (gender,
age, culture, behaviour and other factors); Policy and governance
context of the social-ecological system



KEY DATES

Letters of Intent due: Aug. 3, 2010

LOI review results: Sept. 10, 2010

Proposal development

Workshop: mid-October 2010

Full proposal due: Nov. 10, 2010

Competition results: December 10, 2010



Please send enquiries to EcoEID@idrc.ca




­

Social Media Interventions for Tobacco Prevention & Cessation

The Canadian Cancer Society Research Institute is very pleased to
announce a new funding opportunity for Social Media Interventions for
Tobacco Prevention and Cessation.

The Canadian Cancer Society is a leader in tobacco control and will
continue to provide support and advocacy for stronger legislation,
policy and programs that de-normalize tobacco use. The Society would
like to expand its existing presence in social media and online
smoking cessation and prevention programs to extend the reach and
effectiveness of its tobacco services, supports, and information.

The purpose of this funding initiative is to develop innovative
tobacco cessation programs and programs that prevent people from
taking up smoking by supporting studies of tobacco interventions and
processes that utilize social media. Applications are invited from
researchers working across numerous disciplines to undertake work that
will modify tobacco use behaviours, thus affecting cancer risk related
to a broad array of cancers. Successful applicants are expected to
work in partnership with the Canadian Cancer Society in order to
accelerate the translation of the research results into the Society's
tobacco cessation and prevention programs. Social media is defined as
conversations and interaction between people online through highly
accessible and scalable web-based technologies.

Individual grants will be funded to a maximum of $125,000 per year
over a two-year period. More details about eligibility and the
complete RFA announcement can be found at Tobacco Prevention and
Cessation Grants
<http://www.cancer.ca/Research/Grants%20and%20Awards/Social%20Media%20Interventions%20for%20Tobacco%20Prevention%20and%20Cessation.aspx?sc_lang=en>
.

Key Dates

Release date: June 30, 2010

Letter of Intent Due Date: October 1, 2010

Application Due Date: March 1, 2011

Peer Review Date: May 2011

Start Date: July 1, 2011



For more information please contact:

Canadian Cancer Society Research Institute

10 Alcorn Avenue, Suite 200

Toronto, Ontario M4V 3B1



Tele: 416.961.7223

Fax: 416.961.4189

Email: research@cancer.ca



Website link: Canadian Cancer Society Research Institute
<http://www.cancer.ca/research>



­_______ ________________________________________________________________

Operating Grant: HIV/AIDS (Community-Based Research) Fall 2010 Competition





Partner(s)/Collaborator(s)

The CIHR Institute of Infection and Immunity in partnership with the
CIHR Institute of Aboriginal Peoples' Health





The CIHR HIV/AIDS Community-Based Research (CBR) Program assists
community-based organizations, non-governmental organizations and
institutions in developing the knowledge necessary to carry out their
HIV/AIDS work in the most effective manner, and in creating expertise
within these communities to conduct their own research. The aim of
this Operating Grant is to contribute to the creation, dissemination
and use of health-related knowledge, and to help develop and maintain
research capacity, by supporting original, high quality projects
proposed and conducted in partnership between the community and
academia.


Important Dates

Competition



Application Deadline

2010-10-18

Application Notice of Decision

2011-03-15

Funding Start Date

2011-04-01



For more information visit the following link:
http://www.researchnet-recherchenet.ca/rnr16/vwOpprtntyDtls.do?prog=1034&&view=currentOpps&org=CIHR&type=AND&resultCount=25&sort=program&all=1&masterList=true




Fellowships, Awards, and Scholarships





Contact Information:
CIHR fellowships: fellowships@cihr-irsc.gc.ca
<BLOCKED::mailto:fellowships@cihr-irsc.gc.ca>
Doctoral Research Awards dra@cihr-irsc.gc.ca <mailto:dra@cihr-irsc.gc.ca)> .

Health Professional Student Research Awards: hpsra@cihr-irsc.gc.ca
<mailto:hpsra@cihr-irsc.gc.ca> .





Banting Postdoctoral Fellowships Program



The Government of Canada allocated $45 million over five years in
Budget 2010 to establish a high-profile, prestigious Postdoctoral
Fellowships Program. The fellowships will be known as the Banting
Postdoctoral Fellowships, in memory of Sir Frederick Banting, the
Canadian physician, researcher, Nobel laureate and war hero who,
together with his assistant Dr. Charles Best, is credited with the
discovery of insulin. The program is jointly administered by Canada's
three federal granting agencies: the Canadian Institutes of Health
Research (CIHR), the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council
(NSERC) and the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council
(SSHRC). CIHR has been designated as the operational lead for the
implementation of the program.

The objective of the Banting Postdoctoral Fellowships Program is to
attract and retain top-tier postdoctoral talent, both nationally and
internationally, to develop their leadership potential and to position
them for success as research leaders of tomorrow, positively
contributing to Canada's economic, social and research-based growth
through a research-intensive career.

Banting Postdoctoral Fellowships 2010-2011 must be taken up as early
as April 1, 2011 and no later than October 1, 2011. All awards are for
two years from the date of up-take.

For more information regarding the description, eligibility and
requirements for this fellowship, please visit:
http://www.cihr.ca/e/42097.html

Please find the news press release at this link

http://pm.gc.ca/eng/media.asp?category=1&featureId=6&pageId=26&id=3529
<http://pm.gc.ca/eng/media.asp?category=1&featureId=6&pageId=26&id=3529>



If you have any questions about this program, please contact Michelle
Gagnon, Acting Director, Research Capacity Development
(michelle.gagnon@cihr-irsc.gc.ca
<mailto:michelle.gagnon@cihr-irsc.gc.ca> ) or Gerd Reicker, Deputy
Director, Postdoctoral Programs Division
(gerd.reicker@cihr-irsc.gc.ca <mailto:gerd.reicker@cihr-irsc.gc.ca> ).

_____________________________________________________________________



Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarships Program 2011-2012 Competition

www.vanier.gc.ca <http://www.vanier.gc.ca/>

_____________________________________________________________________



Doctoral Research Awards



The CIHR Doctoral Research Awards consist of two programs administered
through a single application:



The Frederick Banting and Charles Best Canada Graduate Scholarships
Doctoral Awards (CGS-D) program provides special recognition and
support to students who are pursuing a doctoral degree in a
health-related field in Canada.



The Doctoral Foreign Study Award (DFSA) provides special recognition
and support to students who are pursuing a doctoral degree in a
health-related field abroad.

Candidates apply to the CIHR Doctoral Awards competition and
top-ranked candidates are awarded a CGS-D or DFSA depending on the
proposed location of research. Both awards are of equivalent value.



The CGS-D and the DFSA programs will fund applications in any area of
health research.



For more details, please visit:
http://www.researchnet-recherchenet.ca/rnr16/vwOpprtntyDtls.do?prog=1049&&view=currentOpps&org=CIHR&type=AND&resultCount=25&sort=program&all=1&masterList=true

For questions on CIHR funding guidelines, how to apply, and the peer
review process contact:

CIHR Doctoral Research Awards Program Delivery Coordinator
Canadian Institutes of Health Research
Telephone: 613-954-1968
Fax: 613-954-1800
Email: DRA@cihr-irsc.gc.ca

________________________________________________________________________

DOCTORAL AND POSTDOCTORAL BURSARIES AVAILABLE
Global Health Research Capacity Strengthening Program (GHR-CAPS)

The Global Health Research Capacity Strengthening Program (GHR-CAPS)
is funded by the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) and the
Quebec Population Health Research Network (QPHRN) to develop and
implement a new training program in global health research. GHR-CAPS
provides an inter-university platform for teaching and training in
global health that includes courses, seminars, short-term internships,
and an annual summer school.

Bursaries of $36,750 for postdoctoral fellows and $17,850 for doctoral
students are offered for one year. The research project has to
correspond to an area of interest in the field of global health and
has to be supervised by a GHR-CAPS mentor.

Deadline to receive the applications: September 15, 2010

For more information, please click on the link: www.santepop.qc.ca
<http://www.santepop.qc.ca>





On behalf of the Gairdner Foundation, we invite you to submit a
nomination for the 2011 Canada Gairdner Global Health Award



It recognizes those who have made major scientific advances in any one
of four areas; namely basic science, clinical science or population or
environmental health.

Nominees should be individuals whose "seminal scientific work
constitutes a discovery or a highly tangible sustained achievement
toward improving our knowledge of and application to global health,
and also to generate scientific momentum in the field and augmenting
public awareness." Nominations for leadership and administration,
however outstanding, do not fall within the parameters of this award.



Nominations for 2011 should be received no later than October 1, 2010.
Nominations received after that date will be considered the following
year.


The 2010 Canada Gairdner Global Health Award recipient is Dr. Nicholas
White of Thailand and Oxford for his definitive clinical studies on
the effectiveness of artemesinins in the treatment of malaria and
elucidating the basis for the use of ACT to prevent resistance.


Nomination details are on our website
(http://www.gairdner.org/awards/nominati/globalheal).

________________________________________________________________________



CIHR Strategic Training Program in Public Health Policy:

http://www.publichealthpolicy.utoronto.ca/fellows.html

­________________________________________________________________________





Traineeships in Population Health Intervention Research (PHIR)



PHIRNET is a new, CIHR-sponsored interdisciplinary training program in
population health intervention research involving eight universities
across Canada and 32 faculty mentors. The chief investigators are Dr.
Louise Potvin (University of Montreal) and Dr. Penny Hawe (University
of Calgary).



The combined faculty of PHIRNET are pleased to announce our second
competition to award two-year financial support to PhD students and
post doctoral trainees of PHIRNET faculty.



The competition is open to all current students and trainees of
PHIRNET faculty. Prospective students and trainees not currently
enrolled in studies with PHIRNET faculty, but planning such a future,
are also welcome to apply.



Applications must be received by midnight (Montreal time) on Friday
July 16th, 2010. For information about PHIRNET faculty and PHIRNET
training sites please contact: Mathieu.Dubois@umontreal.ca
________________________________________________________________________



Call for Applications: Ontario HIV Treatment Network (OHTN) Community
Scholar Award & Investigator Driven Research Program



Ontario HIV Treatment Network Community Scholar Award

Important Dates


Request for Applications

July 2, 2010


Application Submission Deadline

August 10, 2010 at 11:59pm


Anticipated Notification of Decision

September 24, 2010


Grant Start Date

October 1, 2010






Summary





The Ontario HIV Treatment Network (OHTN) supports research and other
activities that have the potential to have tangible impacts for people
with and at risk of HIV and their communities. In accordance with its
Strategic Plan to 2015: Striving for Excellence, Achieving Impact, the
OHTN is taking a strategic approach in allocating its research dollars
to support high quality, rigorous, and relevant research that will
improve the health and well-being of people with and at risk of HIV in
Ontario.

The Community Scholar Award is intended to support developing and
experienced community-based HIV/AIDS researchers working in
community-based organizations to enhance their CBR Programs, and
engage in capacity and community development activities that would not
otherwise be possible. We particularly want to encourage applications
for research to reach populations that have not been fully represented
in our research funding to date.
For complete information please see:

http://www.ohtn.on.ca/Documents/Funding/2010/CSA%20Guidelines_July_2_2010.pdf




Research Operating Grant Guidelines

Important Dates

Request for Applications

July 2 2010

Application Submission Deadline

October 1 2010 at 11:59pm

Anticipated notification of Decision

February 2011

Grant Start Date

April 1 2011

Summary

The Ontario HIV Treatment Network (OHTN) supports research that has
the potential to have tangible impacts for people living with and at
risk of HIV, and their communities. In accordance with its Strategic
Plan to 2015: Striving for Excellence, Achieving Impact, the OHTN is
taking a strategic approach in allocating its research dollars to
support high quality, rigorous, and relevant research that will
improve the health and well-being of people living with and at risk of
HIV in Ontario.

The OHTN generally offers support to Ontario-based researchers in HIV
disease in the areas of:

-Basic Science

-Clinical Science

-Epidemiology

-Social / Behavioural Research



The OHTN recognizes the need to support a broader range of research,
and encourages applicants from the interpretive/critical social
sciences, humanities, and other fields to apply to this request for
applications. The OHTN also strongly encourages applications to
conduct community-based research (CBR), multidisciplinary or
transdisciplinary research.



For complete information please see:
http://www.ohtn.on.ca/Documents/Funding/2010/ROG_Guidelines_2010.pdf

Also see:
-Scholarship Awards
<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?et=1103550366250&s=156&e=001BkGtz_kJAA4rn0kZDuNpPSd_QbAE_FvIOqUjaAVDPjelHdUfGgeTwzgXN4dHJSOMwg1kUE-pArzba6KAldFRbpFK2yiP3uBt8uZ8ofaIXoQtOAy5Oyjh207bKa31_FpulVCL4m7DHRW5vpuZh0yzacvVpVZcpyC8azN1lKoJVqb4AMl66XFu2Q==>

-Career Scientist Awards
<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?et=1103550366250&s=156&e=001BkGtz_kJAA6gV6ZvX8FoJFe8KOMH6M57ukT1edAlCc1_tJGkc086ZzYh82EKkW5VzvPxrcnTTMExmd5ORFVhG-f8higUwZmMYcaIhBukXCGR3UwSO2Fg-CCDNSVyxenpA_U_WzhRojo7ZMuCbRqSCpnNIkZcQQwAgffmwLJv0Kv9LRncORrnsQ==>

-Career Investigator Transition Awards
<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?et=1103550366250&s=156&e=001BkGtz_kJAA4VdkTYSuYMBs6FaFKkjvRmKnTTJkupP05yiC6637RZ3mOXL09DhrapDBvClq1bu1uiZjYIUpsnk_Xgfc7ubV8ZAwk3JEJkD_e_ru6ufDsvQNmrWx77HyUuNLN5_Y7mtrVufSzSpIBAth8LQx_uRUix5x_0JPdlfixyo-YqEf1FWw==>

For eligibility requirements and application guidelines, please visit
the OHTN website
<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?et=1103550366250&s=156&e=001BkGtz_kJAA4gQuGeHUFbhDpawp0_vByhiP9Lkt6PruyanGx9BTQmlJ711dMY5VNpGXrv07P3zB2HYFsFELW19OEW2QsFQ8BmHgKIyZCNiYdEdX-0BMpt4mQDXXF5Ev8z08KJ-gGG7rYtEjibtTgT2w==> . For questions, please contact Manuel Ramos <mailto:mramos@ohtn.on.ca> , Research Development Administrative Assistant (ext. 2244) or Jennifer Major <mailto:jmajor@ohtn.on.ca> , Manager, Research Funding & Development (ext. 2249) at 416.642.6486
or
1.877.743.6486.
­



Calls for Abstracts




International Society for Child and Adolescent Injury Prevention (ISCAIP)



Biennial Meeting 2010 in association with Safety 2010 World Conference
Location: Lifeskills Centre, Bristol, UK
Date: Monday September 20th, 2010



We are pleased to announce that abstract submission for ISCAIP's Biennial

Meeting-2010 is now open. Abstracts for free communications and poster

presentations should be submitted via the online submission system by May

31, 2010.



Please respond to ISCAIP1@yahoogroups.com
<file:///C:\Documents%20and%20Settings\User\Local%20Settings\Temporary%20Internet%20Files\OLK5\ISCAIP1@yahoogroups.com>

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Call for papers: Intersectoral action to address the social
determinants of health



Responsible editor: Louise Potvin, Montreal, Canada



International Journal of Public Health is interested in publishing
original research on intersectoral action to address the social
determinants of health. Because population health is mainly shaped by
factors that lie outside of the health sectors, the Ottawa Charter for
health promotion identifies intersectoral collaboration for the
planning and implementation of interventions as a strategy to address
the social determinants of health. Broadly defined as the coordination
of efforts stemming from a variety of actors in the public space
(various sectors from the government, associations, and private
sector), intersectoral action can take many forms. The apparent
success of this strategy that is often called upon to support public
health planning efforts does not correspond to an equally supportive
empirical literature. There exists very little empirical evidence on
the efficacy and the conditions of success of this strategy. We are
interested in receiving original empirical studies (quantitative,
qualitative or methodological) that report on:

-the quality of measurement instruments to appraise the functioning of
intersectoral

coalitions

-the conditions of success of intersectoral actions

-the efficacy of intersectoral actions to address the social
determinants of health

-methodological issues and practical solutions for the evaluation of
intersectoral action



Closing date for submission: 30 September 2010.



Manuscripts can be submitted online through the Journal's website

http://www.springer.com/public+health/journal/38www.birkhauser.ch/IJPH.

*Authors should mention in their comments for the Editor that the
submission refers to this call.



________________________________________________________________________



Environmental Epigenomics and Disease Susceptibility Conference



Date: March 27 - April 1, 2011

Location: Asheville, NC

Abstract Submission Deadline: December 31st, 2010

Web Link:

http://www.keystonesymposia.org/meetings/viewMeetings.cfm?MeetingID=1120&subTab=abstract
<http://www.keystonesymposia.org/meetings/viewMeetings.cfm?MeetingID=1120&subTab=abstract>



________________________________________________________________________





39th International MEDICHEM Congress on Occupational and Environmental
Health in the Production and Use of Chemicals



Theme: Occupational Health in a Changing World

Date: June 2-5, 2011

Location: Heidelberg, Germany

Abstract Submission Deadline: Jan 15th, 2011

Web Link:
http://medichem2011.org/webcom/show_article.php/_c-10000059/_nr-9/_lkm-4782/i.html
<http://medichem2011.org/webcom/show_article.php/_c-10000059/_nr-9/_lkm-4782/i.html>



­

6th International Conference on the Impact of Environmental Factors on
Health: Environmental Health Risk 2011



Date: July 25-27, 2011

Location: Riga, Latvia

Abstract Submission Deadline: Open/ Ongoing

Web Link:
http://www.wessex.ac.uk/11-conferences/environmentalhealthrisk-2011/page-4.html
<http://www.wessex.ac.uk/11-conferences/environmentalhealthrisk-2011/page-4.html>





Berlin Roundtables on Transnationality


Paper Contest - Research Grant - Workshop Participation on the topic:

Health Politics in an Interconnected World

The Production of Evidence - Negociating Access - The Politics of Locality

Berlin: December 1-5, 2010

Deadline for essay submission: September 3th, 2010

For details please visit our website: http://www.irmgard-coninx-stiftung.de/

For inquiries please contact us: info@irmgard-coninx-stiftung.de


CPHA, NB-PEI Branch Conference: Managing Multiple Priorities in Public
Health Practice




October 14 (evening) and 15, 2010

WU Conference Centre, UNB, Fredericton, NB

Simultaneous translation service will be available.



October 14th plenary: Dr David Butler-Jones,

Canada's Chief Public Health Officer


Funding opportunities for sponsors

Platinum $5000 +

Gold $2500-4999

Silver $1000-2499



To arrange sponsorship or reserve display space, please contact Kim
Greechan (phone 506-444-5550, fax 506-444-5108, kim.greechan@gnb.ca
prior to September 1, 2010.



Please mark October 14 and 15 on your calendar and watch for the brochure!

For more information on this event, please contact: Cristin Muecke at
(506) 470-6967 or cristin.muecke@gnb.ca <mailto:cristin.muecke@gnb.ca>

2010 National Conference on Health Statistics




The National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS)--an agency of the
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)--is pleased to invite
you to attend its 2010 National Conference on Health Statistics. The
conference will be held Monday through Wednesday, August 16-18, 2010,
at the Omni Shoreham Hotel in Washington, D.C.

Past NCHS conferences have offered workshop sessions describing the
agency's activities in data collection, analysis, and dissemination.
This year, we're excited to host a conference that will draw on
research topics affecting health-related activities today and will
serve as a forum for addressing future health topics. The new
conference format has been designed to attract the most knowledgeable
and influential professionals in the area of health statistics. Thomas
R. Frieden, M.D., M.P.H., Director of CDC, Robert Groves, Ph.D.,
Director of the U.S. Census Bureau, and Michael Wolfson, Ph.D.,
Assistant Chief Statistician (recently retired) of Statistics Canada,
will address the conference, along with many other esteemed speakers
<http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/events/nchs/speakers.htm> . The 3-day event
is shaping up to secure NCHS's position as a premiere statistical and
government agency.

This year also promises to be particularly exciting because NCHS will
be celebrating 50 years as a statistical agency. We're planning a
number of activities that highlight and celebrate our accomplishments
over the past 50 years.

The 2010 National Conference on Health Statistics is free and open to
all interested persons. Sessions fill up quickly, so we encourage you
to register now!

Conference agenda:

http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/events/nchs/event_information.htm

Conference speakers:

http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/events/nchs/speakers.htm

Registration

Go to the conference registration page to register on-line, by mail, or fax:

http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/events/nchs/registration.htm

For more general information: http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/events/nchs.htm



Upcoming Events


July

* 2010 BC Public Health Summer School
<http://www.phabc.org/modules.php?name=Summer_School_reg&NSNST_Flood=2015996c57b15e7f91d0f743634657e6> - July 26-27, 2010. Vancouver, Victoria and Prince
George,
BC.

August


* 2010 National Conference on Health Statistics-
<http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/events/nchs.htm> August 16-18, 2010.
Washington, DC.


September


* ISCAIP's Biennial Meeting 2010 in association with Safety
2010 World Conference
<http://www.iscaip.net/iscaipconference/index.php/conferences/ISCAIP-2010> -
September 20th, 2010 - Bristol, UK.


* Data Users Conference 2010: Understanding Health Outcomes
<http://www.cihiconferences.ca/datausers2010/> - September 20-21,
2010. Ottawa, Ontario.


October





* Mobilizing Research Knowledge Conference (anglais seulement)
<http://fhs.mcmaster.ca/conted/documents/MRKBrochEmailMay21.pdf> -
October 6th and 7th, 2010. Hamilton, Ontario.


* American Institute for Cancer Research Annual Research
Conference on Food, Nutrition and Physical Activity and Cancer
<http://www.aicr.org/conference> - October 21-22, 2010. Washington, DC.


* 9th International Conference on Urban Health
<http://www.nyam.org/icuh2010/> - October 27-29, 2010. New York City,
New York.


* Canadian Conference on Global Health (CCGH) (formerly
Canadian Conference on International Health)
<http://www.csih.org/en/conference/program.asp> - October 31-November
3, 2010. Ottawa, Ontario.


November


* American Public Health Association 138th Annual Meeting & Expo
<http://www.apha.org/meetings/highlights/> - November 6-10, 2010.
Denver, Colorado.
* European Public Health Association (EUPHA) Conference
<http://www.eupha.org/site/future_conferences.php> - November 10-13,
2010. Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
* First Global Symposium on Health Systems Research
<http://www.hsr-symposium.org/> - November 16-19, 2010. Montreux,
Switzerland.
* Innovations in Gender, Sex, and Health Research: Every Cell is
Sexed, Every Person is Gendered
<http://www.f2fe.com/IGH/2010/Conference> - November 22-23, 2010 -
Toronto, Ontario
* 14th Annual Public Health Days
<http://www.inspq.qc.ca/aspx/fr/jasp_accueil.aspx?sortcode=1.55.58.61.62> -
November 22-24, 2010. Québec (Québec) (French only)


Job Opportunities



EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY - EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR



The Canadian Women's Health Network (CWHN) is looking for new leadership.

Canada's leading independent voice for trusted women's health
information is seeking a new Executive Director. The organization,
with its head office in Winnipeg, has strong networks and affiliations
throughout the country. The CWHN focuses on providing high quality
information about women's health for researchers, health care
providers, policy makers and Canadian women.



To be considered, applicants must have demonstrated:

* commitment to building an independent and national voice for women's
health in Canada
* understanding of NGO governance
* effective management of internal and external communications,
including media
* experience in maintaining government relations
* ability to plan and manage organizational development, creation and
implementation of budgets, goals and objectives, including recruitment
and effective utilization of staff skills
* results in fundraising and grant acquisition derived from a variety
of sources
* strong oral and written English is essential and bilingualism is an asset
* ability to work collaboratively and independently with board, staff,
and community allies



To explore this exciting leadership opportunity to guide one of
Canada's most trusted and respected health organizations, please
forward your résumé, a one page document describing your vision for
the CWHN and a sample of writing intended for the public or for a
policy context to cwhn@cwhn.ca by Tuesday, July 20, 2010. More
information about CWHN is available at www.cwhn.ca <http://www.cwhn.ca/>

________________________________________________________________________



POSITION:

Associate Director, RRSPQ/CIHR Strategic Training Program in
Transdisciplinary Research on Public Health

Interventions: Promotion, Prevention and Public Policy (4P)

POSITION CONTEXT:

For information on the 4P Training Program, see: www.santepop.qc.ca/training



Reports to the Director, Dr Gilles Paradis. Liaison for 4P Program
mentors and trainees; 4P Program funding and partner institutions.



KEY ROLES: REPRESENTATIVE DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

-Scientific and Academic Leadership

-Mentorship

-Curriculum Development

-Program planning and evaluation



EDUCATION / EXPERIENCE / SKILLS

We are looking for an exceptional candidate who possesses:

o Exceptional communication and interpersonal skills;

o A PhD or equivalent in Public Health or a related field;

o Minimum of five years of experience working in the field of
education and public health;

o Understanding of public health and public health systems
(particularly the Québec system)

o Experience with program or course development and delivery
preferably at the university level;

o Experience working within an academic and research environment;

o Supervisory experience in a program coordinator or project management role;

o Excellent French and English spoken and written.



TO APPLY:

Your application must include:

o A cover letter;

o A curriculum vitae;

o The names and title of two referees



This is a research funded position for 3 to 5 days per week
(negotiable). The appointment will be for one year renewable annually
to 31 March 2015. Salary will be commensurate with experience and
qualifications and will be in the $55,000 to $70,000 range for a
full-time position (plus benefits). Starting date is 1 August 2010.
Nominations or applications should be sent by email to: Dr Maureen
Malowany (Maureen.malowany@mcgill.ca)



McGill University is committed to equity in employment and diversity.
It welcomes applications from indigenous peoples, visible minorities,
ethnic minorities, persons with disabilities, women, persons of
minority sexual orientations and gender identities, and others who may
contribute to further diversification.
­­­­­_______________________________________________________________________



Post Baccalaureate Diploma Program in Gerontology

Sessional Instructor



Fall Semester 2010

The Department of Gerontology is seeking a qualified individual to
teach the following course in the Fall 2010 semester at the Harbour
Centre Campus.



GERO 302-3 Health Promotion & Aging



Qualifications Graduate degree or equivalent qualification in a
related field and five years directly related experience. Previous
experience teaching at a university level is an asset.

Dep't of Gerontology Selection Criteria:

1. The needs of the diploma program.

Factors will include the subject matter of the course, the course
design, and the frequency of offerings.

2. Appointments must be made in accordance with the provisions of
the current SFU/TSSU Collective Agreement, especially any priority
rights.



NOTE: Simon Fraser University is committed to the principle of equity
in employment and offers equal opportunities to qualified women and
men, including visible minorities, Aboriginal people and persons with
disabilities.All qualified candidates are encouraged to apply;
however, Canadians and permanent residents will be given priority.



Qualified applicants should send a CV, course outline, and a letter of
application to:

Curriculum Committee

Department of Gerontology

515 West Hastings Street

Vancouver, B.C. V6B 5K3

Tel: (778) 782-5065
Fax: (778) 782-5066

www.sfu.ca/gerontology/



APPLICATION DEADLINE: July 26, 2010




Links of Interest


Public Health Reviews: http://www.publichealthreviews.eu/

The CAPTURE Project is a strategic initiative funded by the Canadian
Partnership Against Cancer <http://www.partnershipagainstcancer.ca/> .
CAPTURE is pleased to present the first animated short aimed at
describing what The CAPTURE Project is trying to accomplish. Visit
thecaptureproject.ca
<http://thecaptureproject.us1.list-manage.com/track/click?u=72f43cb5bde9363cabc4b90be&id=a4d6cd987b&e=f2fd8c1869> to
learn
more.



Communications


The June 2010 Issue of the IPPH newsletter, POP News, is available on
our website: http://www.cihr-irsc.gc.ca/e/42087.html

A list of FAQs related to the Public Health Intervention Research
(PHIR) and Programmatic Research Funding Opportunities is now
available on our website: http://www.cihr-irsc.gc.ca/e/42093.html

You can now access IPPH Ethics pages from the IPPH homepage:
http://www.cihr-irsc.gc.ca/e/13777.html



Please let us know about your recent publications. We would like to
profile some of these in future newsletters. Please email Emma Cohen,
Knowledge Translation and Communications Officer, IPPH:
ecohen@uottawa.ca. Thank you.



IPPH E-mailing List




Please email the IPPH
<mailto:ipph-ispp@uottawa.ca?subject=IPPH%20email%20list> if you
would like to be added to or removed from the IPPH e-mailing list.




Contenu


Le recueil de cas de la recherche en santé mondiale


IRSC-ISPP-ACSP Appel de demandes concernant des événements marquants
liés à la recherche en santé publique et des populations

Examen international des IRSC de 2011
Dixième Anniversaire des IRSC

D'autres nouvelles

Possibilités de financement, subventions, et prix

Bourses d'études

ACSP division N.-B./I.-P.-É. Conférence: Gestion de priorités
multiples en santé publique
14es Journées annuelles de santé publique
Possibilités d'emploi

Liens d`intérêts

Événements à venir

Communications

Liste de courriel de l'ISPP





Le recueil de cas de la recherche en santé mondiale




APPEL À RÉSUMÉS



Dans le but de réunir les leçons et les expériences tirées des
partenariats de recherche appliquée en santé mondiale, L'Initiative de
recherche en santé mondiale (IRSM) sollicite des exemples de cas qui
pourraient composer un recueil de cas de la recherche en santé
mondiale. Ce recueil de cas présentera des exemples concrets de la
façon dont les partenariats entre des chercheurs Canadiens et ceux des
pays à faible revenu et des pays à revenu intermédiaire ont
opérationnalisé les efforts de réduction des inégalités sur le plan de
la santé dans un grand nombre de domaines.



Ce travail exige une compréhension qui tienne compte du contexte
social, économique et politique qui détermine la santé des
populations, non seulement dans leurs interactions avec le système de
santé et d'autres secteurs, mais aussi dans l'optique de leur accès à
un éventail de ressources et de possibilités. Cette publication vise à
mettre en relief des leçons pratiques, pertinentes et transférables en
encourageant une réflexion ciblée, chez les praticiens de la recherche
en santé mondiale, sur les tendances, les idées et les progrès
importants les plus récents. On veut ainsi approfondir l'étude des
causes premières des disparités en matière de santé et des différents
effets des interventions en matière de politique, et trouver des
solutions de rechange viables dans le but d'accroître l'équité. Les
cas fourniront des exemples concrets de la valeur de la recherche en
santé mondiale pour améliorer la santé et les systèmes de santé, qu'on
pourra partager avec les milieux de la recherche et des politiques, et
la société civile.



Résumes de cas :
Les résumes de cas peuvent être soumises en français ou en anglais ;
elles doivent compter au plus 500 mots et doivent être rédigées dans
un style narratif et en langage clair.


Thèmes admissibles :
-renforcement des systèmes de santé
-politique en matière de santé et gouvernance
- prévention des maladies chroniques et de leurs causes sous-jacentes,
et lutte contre ces maladies

-révention des pandémies et des nouvelles maladies infectieuses, et
mesures de lutte

-interactions entre la santé, l'environnement et le développement

-nouveaux enjeux et nouvelles tendances en matière de recherche en
santé mondiale



LE CALENDRIER DU RECEUIL DE CAS

1er août 2010: Date de présentation de résumés de cas

Début septembre: Sélection pour présentation de cas complets

Fin septembre: Invitation à présenter des cas complets

Fin novembre: Date de présentation des cas complets

Mars 2011: Publication prévue



N.B. - Tous les résumés doivent être présentés sous forme électronique
à Anna Dion (adion@idrc.ca <mailto:adion@idrc.ca> ) d'ici 17 h (HNE)
le 1er août 2010.



Pour faire parvenir un résumé de cas, veuillez visiter www.ghri.ca
<http://www.ghri.ca/>



Pour de plus amples renseignements:

Anna Dion, Administratrice de programme

Initiative de recherche en santé mondiale

adion@idrc.ca <mailto:adion@idrc.ca> / +1 613 696 2198



IRSC-ISPP-ACSP Appel de demandes concernant des événements marquants
liés à la recherche en santé publique et des populations


À l'occasion de son 100e anniversaire, l'Association canadienne de la
santé publique (ACSP) a sélectionné 12 réalisations en vue de célébrer
les contributions du secteur de la santé publique dans le contexte
canadien ainsi que de faire connaître davantage notre histoire dans ce
domaine. Pour en savoir plus à ce sujet, consultez le site Web du
centenaire de l'ACSP <http://acsp100.ca/home> .

Pour appuyer cet effort, l'Institut de la santé publique et des
populations des IRSC (ISPP des IRSC) et l'Association canadienne de la
santé publique lancent un appel conjoint de demandes concernant des
événements marquants liés à la recherche en santé publique, événements
ayant contribué de manière importante à l'avancement du domaine de la
santé publique tant au Canada que sur la scène internationale.

Ces événements seront affichés sur les sites Web de l'ACSP et de
l'ISPP. Ils seront également publiés dans le bulletin de l'ISPP et
présentés pendant le mois anniversaire de l'ACSP (septembre 2010) et
dans un encart spécial de la Revue canadienne de santé publique.

Les demandes détaillées doivent être transmises par voie électronique
au plus tard à cette date : le 3 aout 2010

Pour de plus amples renseignements veuillez visitez notre site Web :
http://www.cihr-irsc.gc.ca/f/41357.html


Examen international des IRSC de 2011


À l'approche de leur dixième anniversaire, et conformément aux
responsabilités que leur confère la loi, les IRSC feront l'objet d'un
deuxième examen international, sous la coordination de leur conseil
d'administration. Cet examen portera sur les questions globales qui
suivent. 1)Les IRSC ont-ils réussi à remplir leur mandat tel qu'il est
défini dans la Loi sur les IRSC? 2)Comment les IRSC peuvent-ils mieux
remplir leur mandat?

Cet examen sera dirigé par un comité d'examen international
<http://www.cihr.ca/f/41798.html> présidé par le Dr Elias Zerhouni.
De plus, le comité d'examen international sera appuyé par treize
équipes d'examen <http://www.cihr.ca/f/41823.html> composées
d'experts et formées pour évaluer les instituts des IRSC. L'examen
international de 2011 aura lieu à Ottawa; on commencera par les
examens des instituts, en février 2011, suivis de la réunion du comité
d'examen international, en mars 2011.

À la suite des délibérations du comité, le Dr Zerhouni fera part de
ses conclusions et de ses recommandations au conseil d'administration
des IRSC. Le rapport final sera rendu public quelque temps après sa
présentation au conseil d'administration en juin 2011.

Pour plus d'information sur l'examen international, veuillez
communiquer avec : exameninternational@irsc-cihr.gc.ca
<mailto:exameninternational@irsc-cihr.gc.ca> .



Dixième Anniversaire des IRSC


Pour les IRSC, aujourd'hui n'est pas un jour comme les autres puisque
nous célébrons notre 10e anniversaire.

Au cours des années 1990, un petit groupe de Canadiens visionnaires
oeuvrant dans la recherche en santé a proposé la création d'un tout
nouveau type d'organisme au Canada : un organisme de recherche en
santé qui permettrait de relever les défis et de saisir les occasions
propres à un siècle nouveau, façonné par des changements scientifiques
et technologiques aussi prodigieux que le projet du génome humain et
Internet. Cette proposition a donné naissance aux IRSC, créés
officiellement en vertu d'une loi du Parlement le 7 juin 2000.

Aujourd'hui, les Canadiens comptent sur une recherche en santé de
calibre mondial pour résoudre l'éventail complexe de problèmes
auxquels ils font face. En faisant la promotion de l'excellence en
recherche, les IRSC ont réussi, au cours des 10 dernières années, à
faire progresser la recherche en santé et à mobiliser le milieu
scientifique afin de s'attaquer aux priorités des Canadiens en matière
de santé.

Le 10e anniversaire des IRSC est un moment privilégié pour examiner
et célébrer une décennie de succès en recherche en santé, et en
mesurer les impacts. C'est surtout l'occasion de renouveler nos
objectifs pour les 10 années à venir.

Message de Alain Beaudet, MD, PhD
Président des IRSC

Pour de plus ample renseignements veuillez voir le site web des IRSC :
http://www.cihr-irsc.gc.ca/f/193.html



D'autres nouvelles

Possibilités de financement, subventions, et prix



Les possibilités de financement de l'ISPP peuvent être retrouvées ici
<http://www.researchnet-recherchenet.ca/rnr16/srch.do?language=F> en
sélectionnant l'Institut de la santé publique et des populations du
menu déroulant.
________________________________________________________________________



Programme d'appui communautaire des instituts (PACI)

Le PACI est conçu pour favoriser le développement communautaire en
accordant des subventions et des bourses à des personnes ou à des
organisations pour :

* aider aux activités de recherche et d'application des connaissances
qui ne sont pas couvertes par les autres programmes des IRSC;
* appuyer des organismes et des activités dont les buts concordent
avec la vision, le mandat et les orientations stratégiques de
l'institut et des IRSC.

* Possibilités de mentorat de l'ISPP
<http://www.cihr-irsc.gc.ca/f/36067.html#a>

* Chercheur invité de l'ISPP <http://www.cihr-irsc.gc.ca/f/36067.html#b>

* Bourses de conférence de l'ISPP en santé publique et des
populations <http://www.cihr-irsc.gc.ca/f/36067.html#c>

* Bourses de voyage de l'ISPP pour la mise à jour des compétences -
boursiers postdoctoraux et chercheurs
<http://www.cihr-irsc.gc.ca/f/36067.html#d>

* Bourses de voyage de l'ISPP <http://www.cihr-irsc.gc.ca/f/36067.html#e>

Pour plus information, consultez le site-web pour le Programme d'appui
communautaire des instituts: http://www.cihr-irsc.gc.ca/f/36067.html





Recherche interventionnelle en santé des populations visant à
promouvoir la santé et l'équité en santé

La présente possibilité de financement vise à appuyer le lancement
rapide de recherches interventionnelles portant sur des programmes,
des politiques ou des approches de distribution des ressources ayant
un potentiel d'impact sur la santé et l'équité en santé au niveau des
populations. Cette possibilité de financement encourage fortement la
collaboration étroite entre les responsables de la mise en oeuvre des
programmes (p. ex. les décideurs et les chercheurs). Seuls les projets
d'intervention dont la conception et la mise en oeuvre seront hors du
contrôle des chercheurs feront l'objet d'études.

Dates importantes

Concours

Concours 1 - Étape 1

Concours 1 - Étape 2

Concours 2 - Étape 1

Concours 2 - Étape 2

Date limite de la LDI

Date limite passée



2010-08-01



Avis de décision - LDI

Date limite passée



2010-09-01



Date limite de présentation des demandes



Date limite passée



2010-11-08

Avis de décision



2010-09-30



2011-02-28

Date de début du financement



2010-10-1



2011-02-28



Le montant maximal accordé par subvention est normalement de 100 000 $
par année jusqu'à 2 ans pour le volet de financement.



Veuillez consulter
http://www.researchnet-recherchenet.ca/rnr16/vwOpprtntyDtls.do?resultCount=25&sort=program&prog=923&masterList=true&view=currentOpps&org=CIHR&type=AND&all=1&language=F pour de plus amples renseignements sur la compétition
d'été
2010.

Veuillez consulter
http://www.researchnet-recherchenet.ca/rnr16/vwOpprtntyDtls.do?prog=1018&view=search&terms=Operating+Grant%3A+Population+Health+Intervention+Research&org=CIHR&type=AND&resultCount=25 pour de plus amples renseignements sur la compétition
d'automne
2010.







Nouvelle occasion de financement de recherche axée sur les
interventions des médias sociaux pour la prévention et la cessation du
tabagisme



L'Institut de recherche de la Société canadienne du cancer (IRSCC) est
heureux d'annoncer une nouvelle occasion de financement de recherche
axée sur les interventions des médias sociaux pour la prévention et la
cessation du tabagisme.

La Société canadienne du cancer est un chef de file dans la lutte
contre le tabagisme et continuera d'apporter son soutien et son
engagement à l'égard de lois, de politiques et de programmes plus
rigoureux qui « dénormalisent » l'usage du tabac. La Société désire
accroître sa présence actuelle dans les médias sociaux et dans les
programmes en ligne voués à la prévention et à la cessation du
tabagisme avant d'élargir la portée et l'efficacité de ses services,
des soutiens et de l'information sur le tabagisme.

L'objectif de cette initiative de financement est d'élaborer des
programmes novateurs pour la cessation du tabagisme et des programmes
visant à empêcher les gens de commencer à fumer en appuyant les études
des interventions et des processus en matière de tabagisme qui font
appel aux médias sociaux. Les chercheurs oeuvrant dans diverses
disciplines sont invités à présenter leur demande de subvention pour
entreprendre des travaux qui modifieront les habitudes en matière de
tabagisme, ce qui influera sur le risque de cancer lié à une foule de
types de cancer. Les candidats qui auront été retenus sont tenus de
travailler en partenariat avec la Société canadienne du cancer afin
d'accélérer la transposition des résultats de recherche dans les
programmes de prévention et de cessation du tabagisme. Nous entendons
par médias sociaux les conversations et l'interaction entre les gens
en ligne au moyen de technologies Web hautement accessibles et
évolutives.

Les subventions individuelles seront financées jusqu'à un maximum de
125 000 $ par année sur une période de deux ans. Vous trouverez de
plus amples renseignements sur l'admissibilité et l'appel de demandes
à Subventions pour la prévention et la cessation du tabagisme
<http://www.cancer.ca/research/Grants%20and%20Awards/Social%20Media%20Interventions%20for%20Tobacco%20Prevention%20and%20Cessation.aspx?sc_lang=fr-ca>
.

Dates importantes

Date de l'appel : Le 30 juin 2010

Date limite pour la réception de la lettre d'intention : Le 1er octobre 2010

Date limite pour la réception de la demande : Le 1er mars 2011

Date d'évaluation par les pairs : Mai 2011

Date de début : Le 1er juillet 2011



Pour plus amples renseignements visitez www.cancer.ca/research
<http://www.cancer.ca/research>

Ou contactez :

Institut de recherche de la Société canadienne du cancer

10, avenue Alcorn, bureau 200

Toronto (Ontario) M4V 3B1



Téléphone : 416 961-7223

Télécopieur : 416 961-4189

Courriel : research@cancer.ca





APPEL À PROPOSITIONS DE RECHERCHE EN ÉCOSANTÉ SUR LES MALADIES
INFECTIEUSES ÉMERGENTES EN ASIE DU SUD-EST





APPEL À LETTRES D'INTENTION



Le programme Écosystèmes et santé humaine du Centre de recherches pour
le développement international (CRDI) du Canada et L'Initiative de
recherche en santé mondiale (IRSM) sont heureux de lancer l'appel à
propositions de recherche en écosanté sur les maladies infectieuses
émergentes (éco-MIE) en Asie du Sud-Est. L'appel public est financé
par le CRDI, l'Agence canadienne de développement international (ACDI)
et l'Australian Agency for International Development. Le présent appel
invite les équipes multidisciplinaires et multipays composées de
chercheurs de pays à faible revenu et de pays à revenu intermédiaire
(PFR-PRI) d'Asie du Sud-Est à présenter des lettres d'intention (LI).

L'appel a pour but de renforcer les capacités en recherche en écosanté
sur les maladies infectieuses émergentes et résurgentes, et à générer
des connaissances permettant d'améliorer de façon localement
pertinente et viable la prévention des MIE ainsi que la préparation et
la réaction à celles-ci en Asie du Sud-Est.

Les subventions de recherche visent à appuyer des projets
s'intéressant aux dynamiques entre les changements environnementaux,
le développement et les MIE en Asie du Sud-Est.

Les lettres d'intention doivent porter sur au moins un des thèmes
suivants liés aux MIE :

Changements environnementaux (changements climatiques, utilisation des
terres, faune, etc.);

Activités socioéconomiques (moyens de subsistance, commerce,
agriculture, etc.);

Vulnérabilité des collectivités et des personnes (sexospécificité,
âge, culture, comportement et autres facteurs);Contexte politique et
de gouvernance du système socioécologique



DATES À RETENIR

Présentation des LI: 3 août 2010

Résultats de l'examen des LI: 10 septembre 2010

Atelier d'élaboration de propositions: mi-octobre 2010

Présentation des propositions complètes: 10 novembre 2010

Résultats du concours: 10 décembre 2010



Renseignements:EcoEID@idrc.ca


Bourses d'études


Programme de bourses postdoctorales Banting

Le gouvernement du Canada a prévu 45 millions de dollars sur 5 ans
dans le budget de 2010 pour la création d'un prestigieux programme de
bourses postdoctorales.

La bourse portera le nom de bourse postdoctorale Banting, en mémoire
de Sir Frederick Banting, médecin et chercheur canadien, lauréat du
prix Nobel et héros de la guerre à qui revient, avec son assistant, le
Dr Charles Best, le crédit d'avoir découvert l'insuline. Le programme
est administré conjointement par les trois organismes subventionnaires
fédéraux : les Instituts de recherche en santé du Canada (IRSC), le
Conseil de recherches en sciences naturelles et en génie (CRSNG) et le
Conseil de recherches en sciences humaines (CRSH). Les IRSC ont été
désignés pour diriger les opérations visant à mettre en oeuvre le
programme.

L'objectif du Programme de bourses postdoctorales Banting est
d'attirer et de retenir les meilleurs chercheurs postdoctoraux, au
niveau national et international, pour leur permettre de développer
leur potentiel de meneurs et de connaître le succès comme chefs de
file de demain en recherche, afin qu'ils puissent contribuer à l'essor
économique, social et scientifique du Canada par une carrière axée sur
la recherche.

Les bourses postdoctorales Banting 2010-2011 doivent commencer à être
versées au plus tôt le 1er avril 2011 et au plus tard le 1er octobre
2011. Toutes les bourses sont d'une durée de deux ans à compter de la
date où elles commencent à être versées.

Pour plus amples renseignements, veuillez visiter :
http://www.cihr.ca/f/42097.html

Veuillez visiter se lien pour le communiqué de presse :
http://pm.gc.ca/eng/media.asp?category=1&featureId=6&pageId=26&id=3529
<http://pm.gc.ca/eng/media.asp?category=1&featureId=6&pageId=26&id=3529>



Si vous avez des questions contactez, Michelle Gagnon, Acting
Director, Research Capacity Development
(michelle.gagnon@cihr-irsc.gc.ca
<mailto:michelle.gagnon@cihr-irsc.gc.ca> ) or Gerd Reicker, Deputy
Director, Postdoctoral Programs Division
(gerd.reicker@cihr-irsc.gc.ca <mailto:gerd.reicker@cihr-irsc.gc.ca> ).

________________________________________________________________________

Prix Canada Gairdner en santé mondiale

Le prix Canada Gairdner en santé mondiale récompense les travaux de
recherche entrepris dans le but d'améliorer les conditions de santé
favorisant le développement des pays. Ce prix récompense les
scientifiques qui ont réalisé d'importants progrès dans l'un de ces
quatre domaines, la science fondamentale ou clinique, la santé
publique ou environnementale. Ces avancées ont ou peuvent avoir une
incidence significative en matière de santé dans le monde. Ce prix est
attribué à un individu qui aura participé de façon concrète à
l'avancée de ces recherches scientifiques.

Le prix Canada Gairdner en santé mondiale a pour but de reconnaître
et de récompenser un individu dont le travail scientifique constitue
une découverte ou un accomplissement réel dans l'amélioration de la
connaissance de la santé dans le monde et de générer également une
dynamique scientifique dans ce domaine en sensibilisant davantage le
public.

Les candidatures pour l'année 2010 devront être envoyées (cachet de la
poste faisant foi) au plus tard le 1 Octobre 2010 (date limite). Les
candidatures reçues à posteriori seront prises en compte pour l'année
suivante.

Pour plus détailles, consultez le Site-Web : Prix Canada-Gairdner en
santé mondiale - The Gairdner Foundation
<http://www.gairdner.org/awards/nominati/leprixglob>





OFFRE DE BOURSES DE FORMATION DOCTORALE ET POSTDOCTORALE
Programme interuniversitaire de formation en recherche en santé
mondiale (Santé-Cap)

Le Programme interuniversitaire de formation en recherche en santé
mondiale (Santé-Cap) est financé par les Instituts de recherche en
santé du Canada (IRSC) et le Réseau de recherche en santé des
populations du Québec (RRSPQ) pour développer et implanter un nouveau
programme de formation en recherche en santé mondiale. Le Programme
Santé-Cap offre une plateforme interuniversitaire d'enseignements et
de formation en santé mondiale comprenant des cours, des séminaires,
des formations de courte durée, ainsi qu'une école d'été annuelle.

Des bourses de formation de 36 750$ pour les stagiaires postdoctoraux
et de 17 850$ pour les étudiants doctoraux pour une durée d'une année
sont offertes. Le projet de recherche doit correspondre à un domaine
d'intérêt de santé mondiale et être supervisé par un des mentors de
Santé-Cap.

Date limite pour la réception des demandes: 15 septembre 2010

Pour plus amples renseignements feuillez visiter : www.santepop.qc.ca
<http://www.santepop.qc.ca>

________________________________________________________________________





Bourses d'études supérieures du Canada Vanier Concours 2011-2012

www.vanier.gc.ca <http://www.vanier.gc.ca/>


ACSP division N.-B./I.-P.-É. Conférence: Gestion de priorités
multiples en santé publique.




Les 14 (soirée) et 15 octobre 2010

Centre de conférences WU, UNB, Fredericton, N.-B.

Le service de traduction simultanée sera disponible.



Plénière le 14 octobre : Dr David Butler-Jones

Administrateur en chef de la santé publique du Canada.

Opportunités de financement pour les sponsors :
Platine 5000$ +
Or 2500-4999$
Argent 1000-2499$



Pour arranger un sponsorat ou réserver un espace d'étalage : veuillez
contacter Kim Greechan (télé : 506-444-5550, fax 506-444-5108,
kim.greechan@gnb.ca <mailto:kim.greechan@gnb.ca> avant le 1
septembre, 2010



S.V.P encerclez les 14 et 15 octobre à votre calendrier et surveillez
l'arrivée du programme!



Pour de plus amples renseignements, s.v.p. communiquer:

Cristin Muecke (506) 470-6967 ou cristin.muecke@gnb.ca
<mailto:cristin.muecke@gnb.ca>



14es Journées annuelles de santé publique: L'écho de nos choix


Date : 22 au 24 novembre
Centre des congrès de Québec.


Le formulaire d'inscription sera en ligne le 30 août 2010.

Renseignements :
Martine Gagnon
Association pour la santé publique du Québec <http://www.aspq.org/>
514 528-5811, poste 221
Courriel <http://www.inspq.qc.ca/aspx/fr/jasp.aspx?sortcode=1.55.58.60.63>

Pour un program visitez :
http://www.inspq.qc.ca/aspx/fr/jasp_programme_resume.aspx?sortcode=1.55.58.60.65

Pour information visitez: www.inspq.qc.ca/jasp <http://www.inspq.qc.ca/jasp>






Possibilités d'emploi


POSTE :

Directrice adjointe, Programme stratégique de formation des IRSC et du
RRSPQ en recherche transdisciplinaire sur les interventions en santé
publique : Promotion, prévention et politiques publiques (4P)



CONTEXTE :

Pour des renseignements au sujet du programme de formation 4P, voir :
www.santepop.qc.ca/formation

La titulaire du poste relève du Dr Gilles Paradis, directeur. Liaison
pour les mentors et les stagiaires du

Programme 4P; financement et organismes partenaires du Programme 4P.



FONCTIONS PRINCIPALES : TÂCHES ET RESPONSABILITÉS TYPIQUES

Leadership scientifique et universitaire

Mentorat

Élaboration de programmes

Planification et évaluation de programmes



FORMATION, EXPÉRIENCE ET COMPÉTENCES

Nous sommes à la recherche d'un candidat exceptionnel qui possède les
qualités suivantes :

o entregent et sens de la communication exceptionnels;

o doctorat ou l'équivalent en santé publique ou dans un domaine connexe;

o au moins cinq ans d'expérience de travail dans le domaine de
l'enseignement et de la santé publique;

o compréhension de la santé publique et des systèmes de santé publique
(en particulier le système du Québec)

o expérience dans l'élaboration et la présentation de programmes ou de
cours, de préférence de niveau universitaire;

o expérience de travail dans un environnement universitaire et de recherche;

o expérience en matière de supervision dans un poste de coordonnateur
de programme ou de gestion de projets;

o excellente aptitude à communiquer et à rédiger en français et en anglais.



COMMENT PRÉSENTER SA CANDIDATURE :

Votre demande d'emploi doit comprendre les éléments suivants :

o une lettre de présentation;

o un curriculum vitae;

o le nom et le titre de deux personnes pouvant fournir des références.



Ce poste est subventionné à raison de 3 à 5 jours par semaine
(négociable). L'affectation sera d'une durée de une année et sera
renouvelable annuellement jusqu'au 31 mars 2015. Le salaire sera
proportionnel à l'expérience et à la qualification, et l'échelle
salariale varie de 55 000 $ à 70 000 $ pour un poste à temps plein
(plus les avantages sociaux). Date d'entrée en fonction : le 1er août
2010.



Pour en garantir l'étude complète, votre candidature (lettre de
présentation, curriculum vitae et noms et titres d'au moins deux
personnes pouvant fournir des références) doit être reçue au plus tard
le 30 avril 2010. Les candidatures ou mises en candidature doivent
être envoyées par courriel à : Dr Maureen Malowany
(Maureen.malowany@mcgill.ca)

Nous remercions tous les candidats de leur intérêt; toutefois, seules
les personnes retenues pour une entrevue seront contactées.

L'Université McGill souscrit pleinement aux principes d'équité et de
diversité en matière d'emploi. Par conséquent, nous encourageons la
candidature de toute personne appartenant aux groupes suivants :
autochtones, minorités visibles, minorités ethniques, personnes
handicapées, femmes, minorités d'orientation ou d'identité sexuelle ou
toute autre personne pouvant contribuer à la diversité de McGill.

________________________________________________________________________



OCCASION D'EMPLOI - DIRECTRICE EXÉCUTIVE

Le Réseau canadien pour la santé des femmes (RCSF) cherche une
nouvelle dirigeante.

La première source indépendante d'information fiable sur la santé des
femmes au Canada cherche une nouvelle directrice exécutive.
L'organisation, qui a son bureau principal à Winnipeg, est formée de
solides réseaux et affiliations partout au pays. Le RCSF se fait une
priorité de fournir de l'information de grande qualité concernant la
santé des femmes au milieu de la recherche, aux dispensateurs et aux
dispensatrices de soins de santé, aux décisionnaires et aux Canadiennes.



Pour que leur candidature soit retenue, les postulantes doivent avoir :

* joué un rôle déterminant indépendant et pancanadien dans le domaine
de la santé des femmes au Canada;
* compris comment diriger un organisme non gouvernemental;
* géré efficacement des communications internes et externes, y compris
avec les médias;
* une expérience dans l'entretien de relations avec les gouvernements;
* l'habileté d'organiser et de gérer le développement d'une
organisation, l'établissement et la mise en oeuvre de budgets, de buts
et d'objectifs, y compris le recrutement et l'utilisation efficace des
compétences du personnel;
* réussi des activités de financement et obtenu des subventions de
sources diverses;
* une excellente connaissance de l'anglais parlé et écrit, et le
bilinguisme est un atout;
* la capacité de travailler avec un conseil d'administration, du
personnel et des alliés de la communauté, tant en collaboration avec
eux que de façon autonome.



Si vous souhaitez explorer cette occasion passionnante de diriger et
de guider l'une des organisations de la santé les plus respectées du
Canada, veuillez envoyer votre curriculum vitae, un document d'une
page décrivant votre vision pour le RCSF ainsi qu'un exemple d'une
communication destinée au public ou à des fins politiques à
cwhn@cwhn.ca au plus tard le mardi 20 juillet 2010. Vous trouverez de
plus amples

renseignements sur le RCSF au www.cwhn.ca <http://www.cwhn.ca/> .


Liens d`intérêts


Rapports de la santé publique : http://www.publichealthreviews.eu/
(anglais seulement)

Le projet CAPTURE est une initiative stratégique financée par le
Partenariat canadien contre le cancer
<http://www.partnershipagainstcancer.ca/fr?nosplash> . . CAPTURE est
fier de partager notre première vidéo animée qui décrit ce que Le
projet CAPTURE tente d'accomplir : www.leprojetcapture.ca
<http://thecaptureproject.us1.list-manage.com/track/click?u=72f43cb5bde9363cabc4b90be&id=d56805fa0d&e=f2fd8c1869>


Événements à venir


Juillet

* 2010 BC Public Health Summer School
<http://www.phabc.org/modules.php?name=Summer_School_reg&NSNST_Flood=2015996c57b15e7f91d0f743634657e6> (anglais seulement) - du 26 au 27 juillet 2010. Vancouver, Victoria et Prince
George
(Colombie-Britannique).


Août


* La conférence nationale sur les statistiques du santé
<http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/events/nchs.htm> - du 16 au 18 août 2010.
Washington, DC.


Septembre


* ISCAIP's Biennial Meeting 2010 in association with Safety
2010 World Conference
<http://www.iscaip.net/iscaipconference/index.php/conferences/ISCAIP-2010>
(anglais seulement) - le 20 septembre 2010. Bristol, Royaume-Uni.


* Conférence des utilisateurs de données 2010 : comprendre les
résultats pour la santé
<http://www.conferencesicis.ca/utilisateursdesdonnees2010/> - du 20 au
21 septembre 2010. Ottawa (Ontario).


Octobre


* Mobilizing Research Knowledge Conference (anglais seulement)
<http://fhs.mcmaster.ca/conted/documents/MRKBrochEmailMay21.pdf> - du
6 au 7 octobre 2010. Hamilton (Ontario).


* American Institute for Cancer Research (AICR) Annual Research
Conference on Food, Nutrition and Physical Activity and Cancer
<http://www.aicr.org/conference> (anglais seulement) - du 21 au 22
octobre 2010. Washington, DC.
* 9th International Conference on Urban Health
<http://www.nyam.org/icuh2010/> (anglais seulement) - du 27 au 29
octobre 2010. Ville de New York, New York.
* Conférence canadienne sur la santé mondiale (CCSM) (anciennement la
Conférence canadienne sur la santé internationale)
<http://www.csih.org/fr/conference/programme.asp> - du 31 octobre au 3
novembre 2010. Ottawa (Ontario).


Novembre


* 138e Réunion annuelle & Expo de l'Association américaine de santé
publique <http://www.apha.org/meetings/highlights/> (anglais
seulement) - du 6 au 10 novembre 2010. Denver, Colorado.
* Conférence de l'Association européene de santé publique
<http://www.eupha.org/site/future_conferences.php> (anglais
seulement) - du 10 au 13 novembre 2010. Amsterdam, Pays-Bas.
* First Global Symposium on Health Systems Research
<http://www.hsr-symposium.org/> (anglais seulement) - du 16 au 19
novembre 2010. Montreux, Suisse.
* Les innovations dans la recherche sur le genre, le sexe et la santé
: Chaque cellule est sexuée, chaque personne a un genre
<http://www.f2fe.com/IGH/2010/Conference> - du 22 au 23 novembre 2010.
Toronto (Ontario).
* 14es Journées annuelles de santé publique: L'écho de nos choix-
<http://www.inspq.qc.ca/aspx/fr/jasp_accueil.aspx?sortcode=1.55.58.61.62> du
22-24 novembre. Québec (Québec)


Communications





Le numéro de juin 2010 du bulletin de l'ISPP est disponible sur notre
site Web : http://www.cihr-irsc.gc.ca/e/27324.html
<http://www.cihr-irsc.gc.ca/e/27324.html>

Une liste de foire aux questions pour les possibilités de financements
de la recherche interventionnelle en santé des populations
<http://www.cihr-irsc.gc.ca/f/42093.html#a01> et la recherche
programmatique pour la santé et l'équité en santé
<http://www.cihr-irsc.gc.ca/f/42093.html#a08> est maintenant
disponible sur notre site Web : http://www.cihr-irsc.gc.ca/f/42093.html

Les renseignements sur l'éthique de l'ISPP sont maintenant disponibles
à partir de la page d'accueil de l'ISPP :
http://www.cihr-irsc.gc.ca/f/13777.html
<http://www.cihr-irsc.gc.ca/f/13777.html>

S'il vous plaît veuillez aviser l'ISPP lorsque vous publiez. Nous
voulons souligner vos contributions scientifiques dans nos prochains
bulletins. Veuillez faire parvenir un courriel à Emma Cohen, Agente en
application des connaissances et en communications, ISPP :
ecohen@uottawa.ca. Merci.


Liste de courriel de l'ISPP




Veuillez contacter l'ISPP
<mailto:ipph-ispp@uottawa.ca?subject=ISPP%20liste%20de%20courriel>
pour être ajouté ou retiré de notre liste de courriel.