Hacking CIHR Funding with an EDI Lens

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*Cette session sera interpréter en direct de l’anglais vers le français.

The Canadian Institutes of Health Research provide trainee scholarships for Masters, Doctoral, and Postdoctoral level trainees. CIHR Trainee applications require a significant time investment and months of preparation. Moreover, while the instructions are available online, there is a lot of knowledge between the lines that come from decades of experience supporting and writing award-winning applications for CIHR. Join Dr. Rebecca Pillai Riddell for a frank conversation about applying for CIHR trainee awards, with unique considerations for individuals with lived experience with marginalization. Because applications should be a collaboration between trainees and supervisors, supervisors are also encouraged to attend.

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  Dr. Rebecca Pillai Riddell, CPsych, FCAHS is a Full Professor of Psychology at York University, and Honorary Professor at University College London (UK). Her innovative program of research has provided foundational norms for the development of infant pain responses within the context of the caregiver. Her newest program of research takes an innovative step forward in the exploration of using artificial intelligence to move the practice of infant pain assessment forward in Neonatal Intensive Care Units. She is an award-winning mentor passionate about nurturing the next generation of pain researchers and mental health professionals. She was appointed to the Researcher Council for the Digital Research Alliance of Canada (https://alliancecan.ca/en) – the Federal not-for-profit organization supporting Canadian researchers’ digital infrastructure needs.