About
Research CA$H (Capacity, Access, and Strength Here) is an online grant-writing workshop presented in collaboration between Aurora Research Institute and Hotıì ts’eeda: NWT SPOR SUPPORT unit. This workshop is presented in phases that will guide participants through the development of a high quality, submission-ready research funding proposal to one of the Tri-Council agencies (SSHRC, CIHR, and NSERC). Our purpose is to build Northern research capacity and increase access to federal research funding programs for NWT researchers and communities.
Who Should Attend
- Researchers
- Community Health Program Staff
- Indigenous and Regional Government
- Co-management Board Staff
- Knowledge Users
- Partners on Research Initiatives
- Anyone interested in research in the NWT
- Open to all NWT residents
Welcome Message from Dr. John B. Zoe
Phase 1: Introduction to Research in the Northwest Territories
| Session 1: Welcome to the Research CA$H On-line Grant Writing Workshop |
Welcome to Research CA$H: How to Navigate this online workshop |
| Session 2: Before You Begin: Considerations before Undertaking Research in the NWT |
Considerations Before Undertaking Research in the NWT Introduction to the Federal Research Funding Environment in Canada - VIDEO |
| Session 3: Developing a Research Question and Design |
Considering your Research Design Formulating a Research Question - VIDEO Is this a Good Research Question? Troubleshooting FAQ Introduction to Research Methodologies: Considering your Research Design |
Phase 2: Developing a Research Proposal
| Session 4: Building Research Relationships with Community Organizations | Resources Go Live December 2021 |
| Session 5: Reviewing Research from a Community Perspective |
Resources Go Live 2022 |
| Session 6: Research Licensing, Ethics and Regulations in the NWT |
Resources Go Live December 2021 |
| Session 7: Budget and Grant Administration |
Resources Go Live September 2021 |
| Session 8: Putting it all Together: Building a Proposal for Research Funding | Resources Go Live 2022 |
Phase 3: Perfecting your Application
| Session 9: Information Session and Live Q&A with Tri-Council Representatives | Resources Go Live 2022 |
| Session 10: Advanced Proposal Writing Bootcamp | Resources Go Live 2022 |
| Session 11: Community & Partner Feedback for Tri-Council Funders | Resources Go Live 2022 |
For any questions or feedback about Research CA$H, please contact:
Amanda.Chaulk@auroracollege.nt.ca
(Thank you to our funders: the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council and the Government of the Northwest Territories, Department of Education, Culture and Employment.
