Director: Stéphanie Gaudet, School of Sociological and Anthropological Studies
The CIRCEM's goal is to promote and develop research and education projects related to citizenship and minority groups.
Director: Alexandra Gheciu, Graduate School of Public and International Affairs
CIPS' mission is to support cutting-edge scholarship on international security and global governance issues, and to stimulate and inform public discussion of international policy issues.
The Centre on Public Management and Policy focuses on applied research as well as executive and professional training in the public sector management, especially regarding issues of concern to the federal Canadian government.
Director: Peter Milley, Faculty of Education
The objective of CRECS is to help develop, evaluate, and improve social programs and policies for citizens, especially those facing social exclusion.
Director: Eric Champagne, Political Studies
The COG focuses its activities on the mechanism of locally based governance in public sectors, private sectors and community in a diverse society.
Director: John Packer, Faculty of Law, Common Law Section
The mandate of the Centre resumes an acceptance of the need to approach issues regarding human rights from a multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary perspective, both in order to respect such rights and to explore that which they require in a complex, interconnected world. Particular emphasis is placed on public policy questions concerning peace, migration and immigration, health, environment, international trade and investment, poverty and vulnerable groups. The Centre was created by the Faculties of Common Law, Civil Law and Social Sciences.
Director: Jude Mary Cénat, School of Psychology
The Interdisciplinary Centre for Black Health addresses health disparities observed among people from Black communities, deficiencies in training for health professionals and research, and gaps in care and public health policy concerning them. As Canada's first academic research centre entirely dedicated to the study of the biological, social, and cultural determinants of health of Black communities in Canada, the ICBH is a leading research and training space, based on excellence and interdisciplinarity, that will guide the efforts of federal, provincial, territorial, and municipal agencies to understand, reduce and eliminate racial health disparities.
Director: Vincent Mirza, Sociological and Anthropological Studies
The Centre offers a unique interdisciplinary research environment in Canada, to address the pressing challenges of the 21st century by tackling the relationship between the transformation of cities, the climate and social crisis, and the Anthropocene.
