In March 2020, the RSC President and the Board of Directors determined that the RSC ought to do what it can to ensure that Canada emerges as a better society coming out of the COVID-19 pandemic than it was going into it.
REDUCING BARRIERS TO VACCINATION: DECISION-MAKING AND ACCESSJanet E. McElhaney and Melissa K. Andrew | March 26, 2021
Janet E. McElhaney is scientific director in the Health Sciences North Research Institute and professor at the Northern Ontario School of Medicine
WHY DISEASE NAMES MATTER
Heidi Tworek | March 24, 2021
Heidi Tworek is Associate Professor of International History and Public Policy at the University of British Columbia, Vancouver
Sienna Craig, Maya Daurio, Daniel Kaufman, Ross Perlin and Mark Turin | March 24, 2021
Sienna Craig is Associate Professor in the Department of Anthropology at Dartmouth College
LANGUAGE LEARNING IN A MULTICULTURAL SOCIETYKatherine White and Suzanne Curtin | March 24, 2021
Katherine White is an associate professor in psychology at the University of Waterloo
The RSC Policy Briefing entitled “Supporting Canada’s COVID-19 Resilience and Recovery Through Robust Immigration Policy and Programs” is now freely and publicly available here.
Established by the President of the Royal Society of Canada in April 2020, the RSC Task Force on COVID-19 was mandated to provide evidence-informed perspectives on major societal challenges in response to and recovery from COVID-19.
COVID-19 VACCINES, VACCINE ACCEPTANCE: WORDS MATTERMeghan McMurtry, Anna Taddio, and Noni MacDonald | March 16, 2021
Meghan McMurtry is Associate Professor of Psychology at the University of Guelph
Anna Taddio is Professor of Pharmacy at the University of Toronto
TIME TO INNOVATE FOR VULNERABLE PEOPLE AND VULNERABLE POINTS IN SOCIETY: COVID IMMUNIZATION FOR PEOPLE EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS.Monty Ghosh, Jeff Turnbull, Noni MacDonald, Andrew Bond and Aaron Orkin | March 16, 2021
