The Health System Impact Fellowship (HSIF) is a program that funds doctoral trainees and post-doctoral fellows to apply their research and analytic talents to critical health system challenges outside of the traditional scholarly setting. Funded fellows work in public, private for-profit, not-for-profit, or Indigenous health organizations to develop professional experience, new skills, and networks that benefit their future careers.
Early-career researchers (students, post-doctoral fellows, and those whose first academic appointment was after 2015-01) interested in studying the Aboriginal Peoples Survey 2017 are eligible and should apply for a funding opportunity from a partnership between Indigenous Services Canada/Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada, Statistics Canada, and CRDCN. Please see the Request for Proposals for more information. All applications must be submitted before March 31, 2020.
On January 29th, the Microdata Access Portal (MAP) is slated to launch. It will replace the SSHRC portal which is currently used as the submission avenue for RDC proposals. At the same time, the way that RDC applications are assessed is also changing. A summary of the changes follows:
