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May 3, 2019 Canada Research Coordinating Committee Senate Committee on the Arctic April 3rd Meeting Follow-up May 3, 2019 Canada Research Coordinating Committee SSHRC Materials Senate Committee on the Artic - Follow-up to April 3rd Meeting Materials included: 1. List of programs (new and existing) that are open to Indigenous communities, researchers and not for profits 2. List of research projects/programs funded under circumpolar collaboration 3. Number of northerners and Indigenous northerners on board of governors 4. Copy of the National Dialogue Summary Notes (SSHRC on behalf of the agencies) List of SSHRC programs (new and existing) open to Indigenous communities, researchers and not-for-profits Available Participant Roles Program Sub-program Indigenous Researchers Indigenous Communities Indigenous Not-for-profit Organizations Insight Research Insight grants Applicant (if affiliated with an Professional service providers Professional service providers eligible Canadian postsecondary institution) End-users or any other role other End-users or any other role other Co-Applicant (if affiliated with an than PI or Co-applicant or than PI or Co-applicant or eligible Canadian postsecondary collaborator collaborator institution) Collaborator- no restriction Insight Development grants Applicant (if affiliated with an eligible Canadian postsecondary institution) Co-Applicant (if affiliated with a postsecondary institution) Collaborator- no restriction Research Training and Talent Joseph-Armand Bombardier Canada Applicant (if undertaking master’s Not applicable Not applicable Development Graduate Scholarships Program – degree at a Canadian university) Master’s Scholarships Joseph-Armand Bombardier Canada Applicant (if undertaking doctoral Not applicable Not applicable Graduate Scholarships Program – studies at a Canadian university) Doctoral Scholarships SSHRC Doctoral Fellowships Applicant (if undertaking doctoral Not applicable Not applicable studies at a foreign or Canadian university) Vanier Canada Graduate Applicant (if undertaking doctoral Not applicable Not applicable Scholarships studies at a Canadian university) SSHRC Postdoctoral Fellowships Applicant Not applicable Not applicable Banting Postdoctoral Fellowships Applicant Not applicable Not applicable Impact Awards Applicant (if affiliated with an Not applicable Not applicable eligible Canadian postsecondary institution) Page 1 of 3 List of SSHRC programs (new and existing) open to Indigenous communities, researchers and not-for-profits Research Partnerships Partnership Grants Applicant/project director, co- Partner organization Partner organization, administering applicant (if eligible), collaborator organization (must obtain institutional eligibility) Partnership Development Grants Applicant/ project director (if Partner organization Partner organization, administering affiliated with an eligible organization (must obtain institution), co-applicant (if eligible), institutional eligibility) collaborator Partnership Engage Grants Applicant (if affiliated with an Partner organization (if eligible) Partner organization (if eligible) eligible Canadian institution), co- applicant (if eligible), collaborator Connection Grants Applicant (if affiliated with an Participant, presenter, sponsoring Applicant (must obtain institutional eligible Canadian institution), co- organization eligibility), administering applicant (if eligible), collaborator, organization, sponsoring participant, presenter organization New Frontiers in Research Fund Exploration Nominated principal investigator: The Co-principal investigator and The Co-principal investigator and if their primary affiliation is with an Co-applicant can be affiliated with a Co-applicant can be affiliated with a eligible Canadian institution and not-for-profit institution not-for-profit institution meet the criteria of both an Independent and Early Career Researcher Co-principal investigator: if they meet the criteria of an Independent Researcher and are not affiliated with a federal, provincial, territorial or municipal government department, or a for- profit organization. If they are affiliated with an academic institution), they must also meet the criteria of an Early Career Researcher Co-applicant – co-applicants cannot be affiliated with a federal, provincial, territorial or municipal Page 2 of 3 List of SSHRC programs (new and existing) open to Indigenous communities, researchers and not-for-profits government department, or a for- profit organization. Co-applicants can be independent researchers or can be, but are not limited to, practitioners, policy-makers, educators, decision-makers, health- care administrators, Indigenous elders, Indigenous knowledge keepers, community leaders, or individuals working for a charity Collaborator – only restriction is Transformation (To be determined) that they cannot be supervised by International (To be determined) other team members Research Support Fund Incremental Project Grants Indirect beneficiary of having Not applicable If they are an affiliated organization http://www.rsf-fsr.gc.ca/home- http://www.rsf-fsr.gc.ca/apply- indirect costs of research covered, if to a postsecondary institution accueil-eng.aspx demande/ipg-sps-eng.aspx individual is a federally-funded eligible to the RSF (i.e. applicant researcher at an eligible institution institution). To be an affiliate, the organization must support federally- funded research that contributes to the research excellence of the applicant institution; and/or the applicant institution incurs indirect costs for federally funded research conducted at the affiliate organization. Canada Research Chairs Nominee(if affiliated with an eligible Not applicable Not applicable Canadian postsecondary institution) Canada Excellence research Chairs Nominee Partner Partner (CERC) Canada150 Nominee Not applicable Not applicable Canada First Research Excellence Not applicable Partner Partner Fund (CFREF) Page 3 of 3 SSHRC-funded Projects with Circumpolar Aspects Topic areas: International relations, collaboration, security, sovereignty, and comparative studies or transnational perspectives 2006-2018 Competition Awarded SSHRC Program Institution Researcher Project Title Keywords Main Discipline Year Amount climate change; Inuit; Arctic; community SSHRC Postdoctoral A comparative study of Inuit vulnerability to vulnerability; adaptation; adaptive capacity; 2006 McGill University Ford, James Geography $ 75,056 Fellowships climate change in Canada and Greenland natural hazards; co-production of knowledge; interdisciplinary research A Northern public diplomacy: Circumpolar Northern Research Canadian public diplomacy; Circumpolar foreign 2006 University of Ottawa Potter, Evan cooperation on culture and higher education and Political Science $ 24,000 Development Program policy; Northern culture; Arctic foreign policy its impact on Canada's Circumpolar foreign policy idéologies; économies mondiale; russe et Les relations entre les technoscientifiques des américaine; relations à l'environnement; relations 2006 Doctoral Awards McGill University Rouillard, Rémy combustibles fossiles et les autochtones de la aux autochtones de l'arctique; pratiques Anthropology $ 80,000 Tchoukotka et de l'Alaska technoscientifiques; industries des combustibles fossiles European Science Moved by the state: perspectives on relocation population movements; comparison; indegenous 2006 BOREAS* Nuttall, Mark Demography $ 149,802 Foundation and resettlement in the Circumpolar North peoples; state interventions; history; demography climate change; traditional knowledge; human impacts; culture; empowerment; capacity-building; Urban and Regional Northern Research knowledge transfer; outreach; communications; 2006 University of Alberta Douglas, Marianne Northern perspectives on climate change Studies, Environmental $ 40,000 Development Program training; new media; documentary film; Studies circumpolar networks; language preservation; education Adaptation and resistance to the information age regional development; environment; globalization; International 2007 Brock University Dunk, Thomas in natural resource dependent regions in Canada resistance; adaptation; Norway; Canada (Northern Sociology $ 71,721 Opportunities Fund and Norway Ontario) human security; traditional security; Canadian Favouring human security over traditional security: foreign policy; circumpolar relations; Arctic 2007 Doctoral Awards University of Calgary Exner-Pirot, Heather Political Science $ 40,000 the case of the Canadian Arctic shipping; Arctic indigenous people; Arctic sovereignty; climate change politique étrangère des États-Unis; géopolitique arctique; processus décisionnel; changements Université du Québec à Les États-Unis en Arctique : un regain d'intérêt climatiques arctiques; différends arctique; Alaska; 2007 Doctoral Awards Plouffe, Joël Political Science $ 80,000 Montréal américain dans l'ère post-Guerre froide stratégie militaire américaine; passage du nord- ouest et États Unis; transport maritime; pétrole; terrorisme * BOREAS is a former partnership program with the European Science Foundation, focused on interdisciplinary humanities research on the circumpolar North Page 1 of 6 SSHRC-funded Projects with Circumpolar Aspects Topic areas: International relations, collaboration, security, sovereignty, and comparative studies or transnational perspectives 2006-2018 Inuit; Greenland; global climate change; the Joseph-Armand Mobilizing community capacity and Inuit human-environment system; indigenous Bombardier