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Exploring New Technologies for Research: The State and Social Movements in Canada
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SSHRC PEG funded 2017: Primary deliverables will include a public database on funding for NGOs in Canada; graduate student training; conference papers and journal articles, including papers that share our unique research methods; and a new network linking academics and community organizations. The project will help the non-profit sector by: (a) synthesizing and mobilizing best practices for digitizing and processing documents; (b) creating data dissemination strategies; (c) providing information on how to obtain data from governments; and (d) creating websites and open-access databases that are relevant to policy-makers and community organizations. Sociological theory and university teaching will be enhanced by scrutiny of the social and policy implications of public funding for the non-profit sector and how government funding priorities and practices have changed over time.
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- 2017-08-28
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- Grant Application
- Community Partnerships
- State Funding
- Research Data Management
- University Libraries
- Research Methods
- Sociology
- Civil Society
- Successfull SSHRC
- Social Movements
- PEG
- Digital Archive
- Public Funding
- Non-Profit
- Transparency
- Knowledge Mobilization
- Social History
- History
- Public Database
- Policy
- Partnership Engage Grant
- Canada
- Big Data
- Knowledge Dissemination
- Volunteers
- 2017
- NGOs
- Information Technology
- Powered by Data
- Activism
- Canada
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- Research Material
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- © Dominique Clément. All rights reserved other than by permission. This document embargoed to those without UAlberta CCID until 2020.