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Book Fair

Professors, graduate students, representatives of government and non-governmental organizations from across Canada, as well as sectors of the wider community, will be attending the Congress of the Social Sciences and Humanities in Edmonton to discuss and hear of the latest research findings in the social sciences and humanities and to attend the annual Book Fair.…

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Women’s Issues Network (WIN)

Overview: At the time of the merger of the former Social Science Federation of Canada (SSFC) and the Canadian Federation for the Humanities (CFH) in 1996, there were two bodies responsible for women’s issues: the Women’s Issues Network (WIN) established by SSFC in 1989 and the Women’s Issues Caucus established by CFH in 1991.  Both…

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Breakfast on the Hill

The Federation brings research results directly to the attention of parliamentarians and their staff, senior public servants and the media, to demonstrate the importance of social science and humanities research. The Federation’s Breakfasts on the Hill program fosters a broader understanding of the role of social science and humanities research in the development of public…

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Promoting teaching, research, and scholarship in the humanities and social sciences and a better understanding of the importance of such work for Canada and the world. It values the advancement and dissemination of knowledge; it favours a work environment that promotes unimpeded research and teaching; it holds the conviction that knowledge, freedom, and democracy cannot thrive without one another.

Humanities and Social Sciences

advocate the concerns of the humanities and social science communities; assist in the formulation of research policies in the humanities and social sciences; foster teaching and learning in the humanities and social sciences at all levels of education; facilitate the work of individual scholars and groups of scholars; act as a federation of learned societies; promote co-operation within the Canadian scholarly community as well as with the international scholarly community; encourage and promote research, and the publication and dissemination of scholarship in the humanities and social sciences; promote a better understanding of the humanities and social sciences by the general public, governments, and external organizations.

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Book Fair

Professors, graduate students, representatives of government and non-governmental organizations from across Canada, as well as sectors of the wider community, will be attending the Congress of the Social Sciences and Humanities in Edmonton to discuss and hear of the latest research findings in the social sciences and humanities and to attend the annual Book Fair.…

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News

Women’s Issues Network (WIN)

Overview: At the time of the merger of the former Social Science Federation of Canada (SSFC) and the Canadian Federation for the Humanities (CFH) in 1996, there were two bodies responsible for women’s issues: the Women’s Issues Network (WIN) established by SSFC in 1989 and the Women’s Issues Caucus established by CFH in 1991.  Both…

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News

Breakfast on the Hill

The Federation brings research results directly to the attention of parliamentarians and their staff, senior public servants and the media, to demonstrate the importance of social science and humanities research. The Federation’s Breakfasts on the Hill program fosters a broader understanding of the role of social science and humanities research in the development of public…

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