The TREMPLIN workshops are back!

Did you know…

The 70% of trainees consider scientific communication to be highly important for their future careers, with 59% emphasizing the significance of knowledge translation. Knowledge Mobilization (KM) is a crucial skill that ensures new research knowledge influences informed decisions in health or science policies, programs, and practices. Additionally, science communication plays a vital role in informing the public and decision-makers about scientific advancements and their implications.

While specific roles like Program Coordinator of KM, Science Editor, and Communications Specialist exist in the non-profit and public sectors, these skills are valuable across various career paths, including research, policy, academic and scientific affairs, program management, and medical writing. They are also applicable across sectors such as academia, government, the private sector, and non-profit organizations.

The Douglas Knowledge Mobilization Program

As a part of the McGill-TREMPLIN Consortium, the Douglas has created a Knowledge Mobilisation Program, which aims to equip trainees with the necessary skills for successful communication in science careers or to pursue a career in the KM field.

Our program covers the theoretical foundations of knowledge mobilization and best practices for creating digital content. It includes guidance on transitioning to a career in scientific communication (SciCom), exposure to SciCom/KM careers, strategies for finding and applying for SciCom/KM jobs, and networking opportunities.

All trainees from Douglas, RI-MUH, LDI, and CRBS, regardless of their program or department, are welcome to apply. Stay tuned for the registration form!

2025 Programming
  • March 10 from 10AM to 4PM
    What is Knowledge Mobilization (KM)? What it is not? Using Design Thinking to create a KM plan
  • March 11 from 10AM to 4PM
    Social media for KM, Engaging with sensitive topics with lay audience, and Making a KM Video: Tips and Tricks
  • April 8 from 10AM to 2PM
    Presentations of individual KM project

 

Registration information

Link to register