Beaujot, Rod

Ravanera, Zenaida R.

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Population Change and Life Course: Taking Stock and Looking to the Future Welcome and Overview Cluster Past in Review Roderic Beaujot & Zenaida Ravanera 19-20 March 2013, Ottawa Marriott  Past National Conferences  Population, Work, and Family Policy Research Collaboration (PWFC)  March 2006  December 2006 - Social Development and Economic Outcomes  December 2007 - Social and Economic Well-Being of Canada's Population in 2017  December 2008 - Meeting Canada's Diverse Challenges: Social Risk, Private Risk and Productivity  Past National Conferences Statistics Canada’s Socio-Economic Conference  April 2010  September 2011 Population Change and Lifecourse Strategic Knowledge Cluster  March 2013 - Income, Health, and Social Programs in an Aging Population  March 2015 - Population Change and Life Course: Taking Stock and Looking to the Future  Thematic Committees & Leaders   Aging, lifelong learning and life course flexibility   Paul Bélanger  Aging and paid work   Ellie Berger  Caregiving and social participation  Janet Fast   Health over the life course  Amélie Quesnel-Vallée  Families  Zheng Wu  Immigrants and migrants  Barry Edmonston   Partners and Representatives   Policy Research Initiative/ Horizons Canada  Katherine Antal  Employment and Social Development Canada  François Weldon John Reitschlin  Citizenship and Immigration Canada  Xiaoyi Yan   Statistics Canada  Johanne Denis  Health Canada  Sylvain Paradis  Public Health Agency of Canada  Beth Jackson  Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada  Marc Fonda  A Look to the Future Session 8: New Data – Sources, governance and infrastructure, analysis  New data (big data, administrative data, merged data)  Infrastructure and governance models (access)  Analysis (training needs)  Session 9: Mega Trends in population and people’s lives  Population change  Life course  Associated policy  Executive Committee  Rod Beaujot  Project Director Western University  Céline Le Bourdais McGill University  Susan McDaniel University of Lethbridge   Kevin McQuillan University of Calgary  Byron Spencer McMaster University  Zenaida Ravanera Associate Director Western University  Advisory Council  Don Drummond Queen’s University  Janet Halliwell J.E. Halliwell Associates  François Héran Institut National d'Études Démographiques  Lorna Marsden York University   Anne Martin-Matthews University of British Columbia  Doug Saunders The Globe and Mail  Jean-Pierre Voyer Social Research and Demonstration Corporation  Frans Willekens Netherlands Interdisciplinary Demographic Institute   PARTICIPANTS • Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada – Christopher Penney – Erin O'Sullivan – Gonzague Guéranger – Marc Fonda  • Citizenship and Immigration Canada – Christine Kayirangwa – Chu Dou Lynhiavu – Li Xu –  Lorna Janzten – Michael MacKinnon – Umit Kiziltan  • Employment and Social Development  Canada – Andrew Maffre  – Andrija Popovic – Anna Maria Luponio – Annette Ryan – Benoît-Paul Hébert – Charlaine Charron – François Weldon – Gilles Potvin – Gregory Gillespie – Joe Iacampo – John Rietschlin – Kari Glynis Elliott – Maxime Fougère – Miriam Koene – Youssef Boudribila • Health Canada – Alexander Kuc – Derek Wade – Nancy Thornton  – Pascal Roberge – Rosy Anne Amourdon – Sylvain Paradis – Yibin Zhu  • Policy Horizons Canada – Katherine Antal – Rhiannen Putt • Public Health Agency of Canada – Beth Jackson – Candace Smith – Christina Bancej – Gina Howell – Marie DesMeules – Marisol Betancourt  – Nabanita Giri – Stephen Bent • Statistics Canada – Athanase Barayandema – Cathy Connors – Edward Ng – Éric Caron-Malenfant – François Nault – Hélène Maheux – Laurent Martel  • Statistics Canada – Lynn Barr-Telford – Marc Lachance – Pamela Ramage-Morin – Shirley Bryan – Tamara Knighton – Tina Chui – Wen-Hao Chen • Dalhousie University – Angela Daley  • Institut national de la recherche scientifique – Alain P. Bélanger – Benoît Laplante – Yann Décarie  • McGill University  – Amélie Quesnel-Vallée – Cassandra Cotton – Céline Le Bourdais  – Davis Daumler – Nicole Denier – Renée Carter – Shelley Clark – Zoua Vang – Jennifer Sigouin    • McMaster University – Becky Casey – Byron Spencer   • Ministère de la Famille, Quebec; l'Université Laval – Philippe Pacaut  • Nipissing University – Ellie Berger  • Université  Concordia – Danielle Gauvreau • Université de Montréal – Alain Gagnon – Anaïs Simard-Gendron – Astrid Flénon – David Pelletier – Jacques Légaré – Kim Deslandes – Marianne Caron – Marilyn Amorevieta-Gentil – Mélanie Léger St-Cyr – Norbert Robitaille  – Robert Bourbeau – Simona Bignami – Valérie Jarry – Yves Carrière     • Université du Québec – Paul Bélanger • University  of Calgary – Kevin McQuillan • University  of Lethbridge – Susan McDaniel  • University of Alberta – Janet Fast • University of British Columbia – Kjell Rubenson • University of Ottawa – Bonnie McIntosh – Michael Wolfson • University of Victoria – Barry Edmonston – Christoph M. Schimmele – Karen Kobayashi – Sharon Lee – Zheng Wu • University of Waterloo – Lori J. Curtis  – Martin Cooke – Maxwell Hartt • Other – Peter Hicks    • Western University – Laura Wright  – Rachel Margolis – Rod Beaujot – Stacey Hallman – Zenaida Ravanera  • York University – Ann H. Kim – Gunjan Sondhi – Lorna Marsden – Suzanne Cook   • Canadian Research Data Centre Network – Sarah Fortin • Environics  Analytics – Jan Kestle  • Institut National d'Études Démographiques – François Héran • J.E. Halliwell Associates – Janet Halliwell • The Globe and Mail  – Doug Saunders   • Netherlands Interdisciplinary Demographic Institute/ Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research – Frans Willekens • Oxford University – Melinda Mills • Social Research and Demonstration Corporation – Jean-Pierre Voyer • UK Data Forum – Tim Holt • Vanier Institute of Family – Nora Spinks  • Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council – Chantal Barton   – Gianni Rossi – Michelle Crawley – Patrick Couperus – Valérie Laflamme THE PAST IN REVIEW Formation of the Cluster  SSHRC competition for Strategic Research Cluster Design Grants (2004-05) and Completion Grant (2005-06)  SSHRC “Designing the ideal cluster”, Ottawa, 8 Feb. 2005 Population, Work and Family Policy Research Collaboration  Population Change and Public Policy  Roderic Beaujot  Lifecourse and Bringing all the Threads Together  Paul Bernard  Canadian Labour Research Cluster  W. Craig Riddell Population Change and Lifecourse (2007-2015) Policy-Relevant Research Cycle Concepts Methods Data Results Questions Researchers Policy-Makers Ideas Evidence Reasons Policies Issues Concepts Methods Data Results Questions Ideas Evidence Reasons Policies Issues Who are we? Cluster Members Memorial Victoria McGill UQAM Montréal INRS Bishop’s Concordia Simon Fraser Dalhousie Lakehead McMaster Western Trent Ottawa Nippissing Ryerson Mount Alison MSVU UPEI UBC Calgary Alberta Lethbridge UNB Manitoba Saskatoon Toronto York Waterloo • Canadian universities:  • 161 Faculty/Researchers  • 110 Graduate students • Governments: 14 Researchers  • International: 14  Faculty/Researchers  How have we operated?  Events and projects initiated and managed by:  • Thematic Committees • Director  Calls for Proposals and Competitions • Knowledge Mobilization • Synthesis, Research & Policy Briefs • Big Picture Synthesis • Data Development • Computer Modeling • Faculty Exchange • SSHRC to CIHR Transition • Student Competition Four RFP and Competitions every year:  January  15, April 15, June 15, October 15 Administered by:  Rod Beaujot  Zenaida Ravanera  Ania Barszczuk   Georgios Fthenos  Summary of projects • Faculty Exchange: 5 • Knowledge Mobilization RFP: 32 • Knowledge Mobilization Director-initiated: 19 • Big Picture Syntheses: 6 • Data Development: 11 • Dynamic Computer Modeling: 1 Total: 74 projects on which we kept separate accounts • Plus … –  Thematic Committee projects paid for from TC budgets –  Recurring projects such as Policy and Research Briefs  Summary of Student Competitions • Summer Courses: 27 • Time Away from home program: 12 • Student Travel to International and National Conferences: 95 Total Grants: 134 International Conferences: • International Union for the Scientific Study of Population (IUSSP): 13 • Population Association of America (PAA): 13 • International Sociological Association (ISA): 4 • European Population Conference (EPC): 5 • Association internationale des démographes de langue française (AIDELF): 11 • American Sociological Association (ASA): 12 Plus ... students supported to attend : • Population, Work, and Family Policy Research Collaboration (PWFC) • Statistics Canada’s Socio-Economic Conference  in 2010 &2011 • Cluster Conferences of 2013 & 2015 • Specific Knowledge Mobilization and Training projects 2013 International Population Conference Busan, South Korea The Siciliano 2009 Forum on Global Aging in the 21st Century International Metropolis Workshop Some Reflections • Variety of projects and events • Widely shared resources • Cluster funds used to raise funds from other sources  • Funds for research? 2013 INRS Media Release:  Étude comparative Montréal-Toronto-Vancouver: Les élèves allophones du Canada affichent une meilleure réussite scolaire Workshop on Lifecourse Perspectives on Immigration held at the Centre Urbanisation, June 2010 Some Reflections • Journal Article        Research Brief        Press Release – Synthesis Report (25)       Executive Summary (3)      Key Messages (1) • Author or Student (Journalism or Social Science) – Professional journalist, Media Consultancy firm • More training –  how to deal with the media –  how to write briefs • Media Relations Office, Media list Data and Training  • YITS  and SLID for Stata • NPHS for Longitudinal Analysis Seminar on Dynamic Computer Modeling A Textbook for MODGEN Users Fifth CPS Graduate Research Development Conference Knowledge Translation and Synthesis Training Workshop Multistate analysis of life histories with R Some Reflections • Internships with partner agencies – Student competition (and funds) solely for internship • Greater collaboration between training centres (universities) and partners Internationalization • Faculty Exchange • Support for international conferences and workshops • Support for students to participate in international conferences • Participation in SSHRC’s Imagining Canada’s Future: Implications for global peak population for Canada   • Comparative research • Research collaboration   Partnership Grants  on Cluster’s Research Interests Gender, Migration and the Work of Care It’s been a good ride! Thank you! 

Welcome and Introduction: Purpose, Participants, and Overview of the Conference

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