In the spring of 2021, we launched the first edition of the Coalition Publica scholarship program, dedicated to early-career researchers working on scholarly communication and research dissemination systems, or application of new methods of digital humanities.
The submitted projects were evaluated on the basis of the relevance of their research objectives and their originality. Scholarships were awarded in accordance with the principles of equity, diversity and inclusion, and we are pleased to announce the nine winning projects.
- Digital humanities scholars and data curation: a qualitative study on praxis and motivations for data reuse
Lina Harper – Master’s of Arts, Information Studies, University of Ottawa
- Being Lost During the Research Experience: Reorientation and the Effect on Cognitive Maps
Poppy Nicolette Riddle – Master’s candidate, School of Information Management at Dalhousie University
- Assessing Open Access scholarly communication practices of early and mid-career researchers in canada
Philips Ayeni – Ph.D. Candidate, Research Assistant, School of Information Studies, McGill University
- A feminist analysis of power and privilege in health science and women’s studies journal publishing
Jamie Lundine – PhD Candidate, Institute of Feminist and Gender Studies, University of Ottawa
- The economics of open access publishing: research funding, article processing charges and the revenues of commercial scholarly publishers
Leigh-Ann Butler – Masters Student, School of Information Studies, University of Ottawa
- Rapports sociaux de sexe et les inégalités de genre potentiellement induites par la pandémie de COVID-19
Marie Lou Bechu – Upcoming Ph.D. Candidate in Sociology, Université de Montréal
- Histoires communicationnelles de la recherche à propos des changements climatiques sur Twitter
Rémi Toupin – Ph.D Candidate in Science, Technology and Society, Scholarly Communication, Université du Québec à Montréal
- Visual representations of the Spanish Flu (1918-1919) in Canadian newspapers – Temporary title
Hanna Barnett – Ph.D. Hispanic Studies, Western University
- How do we see language? The effects of media representation on Scottish Gaelic learners
Kendell Fitzgerald – Master of Information, with concentration in archives, Dalhousie University
